algebraic geometry

Computing Cox rings via the cone conjecture

arXiv:2607.13032

summary

The paper develops methods to compute Cox rings of Calabi‑Yau varieties by using Morrison‑Kawamata dream spaces, establishing a link between small Q‑factorial modifications and GIT quotients, and provides an explicit presentation for certain multidegree hypersurfaces together with a dense F‑pure type result.

Abstract

We initiate a program to study the Cox ring of Calabi-Yau varieties, employing the notion of Morrison-Kawamata dream spaces. In this setting, we establish an analogue of the Hu-Keel GIT constructions for Mori dream spaces. More precisely, for a Morrison-Kawamata dream space , we establish a correspondence between the small -factorial modifications of and the GIT quotients of . We further show that the Cox ring of a Morrison-Kawamata dream space is a filtered direct limit of subalgebras, each of which is an inverse limit of finitely generated -graded -algebras. As an application, we give an explicit presentation of the Cox ring of a very general hypersurface of multidegree in . Furthermore, we prove that the Cox ring of such a hypersurface is of dense -pure type.

38 pages

Topics & keywords

#cox rings#calabi-yau varieties#morrison-kawamata dream spaces#geometric invariant theory#graded algebrasCox ringMorrison‑Kawamata dream spaceGIT quotientsmall Q-factorial modificationdense F-pure typemultidegree hypersurface
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