F1-schemes and toric varieties
Anton Deitmar

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between F1-schemes and toric varieties, establishing that integral F1-schemes of finite type are essentially toric varieties and discussing related concepts like etale morphisms and the F1-zeta function.
Contribution
It demonstrates that integral F1-schemes of finite type are equivalent to toric varieties and connects the F1-zeta function with toric geometry.
Findings
Integral F1-schemes of finite type are equivalent to toric varieties.
Introduces etale morphisms and universal coverings for F1-schemes.
Provides a description of the F1-zeta function using toric geometry.
Abstract
This paper contains a loose collection of remarks on F1-schemes. Etale morphisms and universal coverings are introduced. The relation to toric varieties, at least for integral schemes, is clarified.In this paper it is shown that integral F1-schemes of finite type are essentially the same as toric varieties. A description of the F1-zeta function in terms of toric geometry is given. Etale morphisms and universal coverings are introduced.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
