Self-Dual Matroids from Canonical Curves

IF 0.7 4区数学 Q2 MATHEMATICS Experimental Mathematics Pub Date : 2022-12-12 DOI:10.1080/10586458.2023.2239282

Alheydis Geiger, Sachi Hashimoto, B. Sturmfels, R. Vlad

引用次数: 2

Abstract

Self-dual configurations of 2n points in a projective space of dimension n-1 were studied by Coble, Dolgachev-Ortland, and Eisenbud-Popescu. We examine the self-dual matroids and self-dual valuated matroids defined by such configurations, with a focus on those arising from hyperplane sections of canonical curves. These objects are parametrized by the self-dual Grassmannian and its tropicalization. We tabulate all self-dual matroids up to rank 5 and investigate their realization spaces. Following Bath, Mukai, and Petrakiev, we explore algorithms for recovering a curve from the configuration. A detailed analysis is given for self-dual matroids arising from graph curves.

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正则曲线中的自对偶拟阵

Coble、Dolgachev-Ortland和Eisenbud-Popescu研究了n-1维投影空间中2n个点的自对偶构型。我们研究了由这种构型定义的自对偶拟阵和自对偶赋值拟阵，重点讨论了正则曲线的超平面截面产生的自对偶拟阵。这些目标是由自对偶格拉斯曼及其热带化参数化。我们将所有5级以下的自对偶拟阵制表，并研究它们的实现空间。继Bath, Mukai和Petrakiev之后，我们探索了从配置中恢复曲线的算法。详细分析了由图曲线产生的自对偶拟阵。

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Experimental Mathematics 数学-数学

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