Rubber tori in the boundary of expanded stable maps
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| author | Carocci, Francesca Nabijou, Navid |
| author_facet | Carocci, Francesca Nabijou, Navid |
| contents | We investigate torus actions on logarithmic expansions in the context of enumerative geometry. Our main result is an intrinsic and coordinate-free description of the higher-rank rubber torus appearing in the boundary of the space of expanded stable maps. The rubber torus is constructed canonically from the tropical moduli space, and its action on each stratum of the expanded target is encoded in a linear tropical position map. The presence of 2-morphisms in the universal target forces expanded stable maps differing by the rubber action to be identified. This provides the first step towards a recursive description of the boundary of the expanded moduli space, with future applications including localisation and rubber calculus. |
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| spellingShingle | Rubber tori in the boundary of expanded stable maps Carocci, Francesca Nabijou, Navid Algebraic Geometry 14N35, 14H10, 14D06, 14D23 We investigate torus actions on logarithmic expansions in the context of enumerative geometry. Our main result is an intrinsic and coordinate-free description of the higher-rank rubber torus appearing in the boundary of the space of expanded stable maps. The rubber torus is constructed canonically from the tropical moduli space, and its action on each stratum of the expanded target is encoded in a linear tropical position map. The presence of 2-morphisms in the universal target forces expanded stable maps differing by the rubber action to be identified. This provides the first step towards a recursive description of the boundary of the expanded moduli space, with future applications including localisation and rubber calculus. |
| title | Rubber tori in the boundary of expanded stable maps |
| topic | Algebraic Geometry 14N35, 14H10, 14D06, 14D23 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.07512 |