Computing positive tropical varieties and lower bounds on the number of positive roots
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| author | Rose, Kemal Telek, Máté L. |
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| contents | We present two effective tools for computing the positive tropicalization of algebraic varieties. First, we outline conditions under which the initial ideal can be used to compute the positive tropicalization, offering a real analogue to the Fundamental Theorem of Tropical Geometry. Additionally, under certain technical assumptions, we provide a real version of the Transverse Intersection Theorem. Building on these results, we propose an algorithm to compute a combinatorial bound on the number of positive real roots of a parametrized polynomial equations system. Furthermore, we discuss how this combinatorial bound can be applied to study the number of positive steady states in chemical reaction networks. |
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| spellingShingle | Computing positive tropical varieties and lower bounds on the number of positive roots Rose, Kemal Telek, Máté L. Algebraic Geometry We present two effective tools for computing the positive tropicalization of algebraic varieties. First, we outline conditions under which the initial ideal can be used to compute the positive tropicalization, offering a real analogue to the Fundamental Theorem of Tropical Geometry. Additionally, under certain technical assumptions, we provide a real version of the Transverse Intersection Theorem. Building on these results, we propose an algorithm to compute a combinatorial bound on the number of positive real roots of a parametrized polynomial equations system. Furthermore, we discuss how this combinatorial bound can be applied to study the number of positive steady states in chemical reaction networks. |
| title | Computing positive tropical varieties and lower bounds on the number of positive roots |
| topic | Algebraic Geometry |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.15719 |