Mathematics – Algebraic Geometry
Scientific paper
1994-10-19
Mathematics
Algebraic Geometry
21 pages, TeX (C Version 3.14t3)
Scientific paper
In ${\bf C}^{n+1}$, one can show that the residue of $n+1$ homogeneous forms of the same degree equals the integral of a certain $(n,n)$ form over ${\bf P}^n$. Furthermore, the Jacobian of the forms has nonzero residue equal to a certain intersection number. In this paper, we generalize these results to an arbitrary projective toric variety. In particular, we define a toric version of the Jacobian and show that it has the correct properties, and we give various integral formulas for the toric residue. We also review some commutative algebra results of Batyrev and Danilov and discuss the relation between the trace map and the Dolbeault isomorphism.
Cox David A.
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