The multiplicity of a Mori Dream Space
Michele Rossi

TL;DR
This paper generalizes the concept of multiplicity from fake weighted projective spaces to Mori Dream Spaces, linking algebraic, geometric, and topological properties to classify Fano and ${Q}$-Fano toric varieties.
Contribution
It introduces the weight group $G_Q$ and weight modulus $|Q|$ for complete toric varieties, providing a new framework for understanding their structure and dualities.
Findings
Defined the weight group $G_Q$ and weight modulus $|Q|$ for toric varieties.
Provided a topological interpretation for classifying Fano and ${Q}$-Fano toric varieties.
Connected Batyrev's polar duality to a decomposition of the weight group.
Abstract
In this paper we extend the concept of multiplicity from fake weighted projective spaces, as considered by Averkov, Kasprzyk, Lehmann and Nill in 2021, to Mori Dream Spaces, exploring interesting connections between the algebraic, geometric, and topological properties of these varieties. To this end, we introduce the weight group and the weight modulus of a complete toric variety. Their topological interpretation provides a framework for classifying Fano and -Fano toric varieties, offering an alternative approach for a further understanding of this rich and fascinating area of algebraic geometry. In particular, we exhibit an algebraic interpretation of Batyrev's polar duality between Fano toric varieties as a direct sum decomposition of their common weight group.
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TopicsJapanese History and Culture · Urban and spatial planning
