8 papers
Spherical tropical curves are balanced
Desmond Coles
One of the characterizing features of tropicalizations of curves in an algebraic torus is that they are balanced. Tevelev and Vogiannou introduced a spherical tropicalization map f…
Towards the tropicalization of reductive groups
Desmond Coles, Martin Ulirsch
Let be a connected reductive algebraic group over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero carrying the trivial valuation. In this article we discuss two candidates…
A construction of algebraizable formal models
Desmond Coles, Netanel Friedenberg
Let be a variety over a complete nontrivially valued field . We construct an algebraizable formal model for the analytification of in the case admits a closed embedd…
Locally finite completions of polyhedral complexes
Desmond Coles, Netanel Friedenberg
We develop a method for subdividing polyhedral complexes in a way that restricts the possible recession cones and allows one to work with a fixed class of polyhedron. We use these…
Spherical tropicalization and Berkovich analytification
Desmond Coles
Let be a spherical variety. We show that Tevelev and Vogiannou's tropicalization map from to its tropicalization factors through the Berkovich analytification $X^{\text{an}…
The moduli space of tropical curves with fixed Newton polygon
Desmond Coles, Neelav Dutta, Sifan Jiang +2
Given a lattice polygon, we study the moduli space of all tropical plane curves with that Newton polygon. We determine a formula for the dimension of this space in terms of combina…
Tropically planar graphs
Desmond Coles, Neelav Dutta, Sifan Jiang +2
We study tropically planar graphs, which are the graphs that appear in smooth tropical plane curves. We develop necessary conditions for graphs to be tropically planar, and compute…
The module embedding theorem via towers of algebras
Desmond Coles, Peter Huston, David Penneys +1
Jones and Penneys showed that a finite depth subfactor planar algebra embeds in the bipartite graph planar algebra of its principal graph, via a Markov towers of algebras approach.…