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ToricVarieties_project

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The ToricVarieties_project aims for high performance algorithms to compute sheaf cohomologies of coherent (toric) sheaves.

Package list

Package Description
ToricVarieties Support for toric varieties in gap.
AdditionsForToricVarieties Additional algorithms for toric varieties (soon to be joined with the toric varieties package)
cohomCalgInterface An interface to cohomcalg
TopcomInterface An interface to topcom
SpasmInterface An interface to spasm
SparseMatrices Elementary support for sparse matrices. This packages uses SpasmInterface
TruncationsOfFPGradedModules We model coherent sheaves a f.p. graded modules via FreydCategories. This package installs truncations for these modules.
ToolsForFPGradedModules This package installs constructors for ideals, minimal free resolutions, Betti tables but also conversion of our f.p. graded modules into other module formats employed throughout the homalg_project.
CoherentSheavesOnToricVarieties This package models coherent sheaves as objects in a Serre quotient category of f.p. graded modules.
SheafCohomologyOnToricVarieties Implementation of fast algorithms for the computation of sheaf cohomologies of coherent (toric) sheaves. The algorithms are described in my PhD thesis. These algorithms have been used in the context of F-theory in the article 1706.04616.
H0Approximator This package is the result of recent collaboration with Mirjam Cvetič, Ron Donagi, Ling Lin, Muyang Liu and Fabian Rühle. The preprint is available here.
QSMExporer This package is the result of recent collaboration with Mirjam Cvetič and Muyang Liu. The preprint is be available on the arxiv 2104.08297.

Installation

Detailed instructions for the installation can be found here. For Ubuntu and Debian systems, I provide an installation script, with attempts to set up all of the above packages. This script is available here.

Funding

The work of Martin Bies is supported by SFB-TRR 195 Symbolic Tools in Mathematics and their Application of the German Research Foundation (DFG).