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Tropical Ideals and Discriminants
Author(s) -
Kayleigh L Ward
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Dissertations/theses
DOI - 10.23889/suthesis.56914
Subject(s) - discriminant , valuation (finance) , mathematics , context (archaeology) , pure mathematics , tropical geometry , variety (cybernetics) , projective test , combinatorics , artificial intelligence , geography , computer science , statistics , economics , archaeology , finance
Tropical ideals arose in the work of Maclagan-Rincon and Giansiracusa-Giansiracusa in the context of their scheme-theoretic renement of tropicalization. An open problem is to understand what geometric information about a variety V (I) is encoded in the tropical ideal trop(I). In this thesis we focus on the valuation of the discriminant for certain classes of projective hypersurfaces of low-degree in both characteristic 0 and p. We nd both cases where the valuation of the discriminant is determined by trop(I), and cases where it is not.

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