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most citedA survey of hypertoric geometry and topology

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math.AG20091 cited

Resolving toric varieties with Nash blow-ups

Atanas Atanasov, Christopher Lopez, Alexander Perry +2

It is a long-standing question whether an arbitrary variety is desingularized by finitely many normalized Nash blow-ups. We consider this question in the case of a toric variety. W…

math.AG200741 cited

A survey of hypertoric geometry and topology

Nicholas J. Proudfoot

Hypertoric varieties are quaternionic analogues of toric varieties, important for their interaction with the combinatorics of matroids as well as for their prominent place in the r…

math.AG2005

All the GIT quotients at once

Nicholas J. Proudfoot

Let T be an algebraic torus acting on a smooth variety V. We study the relationship between the various GIT quotients of V and the symplectic quotient of the cotangent bundle of V.

math.AG20052 cited

A nonhausdorff model for the complement of a complexified arrangement

Nicholas J. Proudfoot

Given a hyperplane arrangement A in a real vector space, we introduce a real algebraic prevariety Z(A), and exhibit the complement of the complexification of A as the total space o…

math.AG200411 cited

Hyperkahler analogues of Kahler quotients

Nicholas J. Proudfoot

Let X be a Kahler manifold that is presented as a Kahler quotient of C^n by the linear action of a compact group G. We define the hyperkahler analogue M of X as a hyperkahler quoti…

math.AG2003

Hyperpolygon spaces and their cores

Megumi Harada, Nicholas J. Proudfoot

Given an n-tuple of positive real numbers, Konno defines an algebraic variety called a hyperpolygon space, a hyperkahler analogue of the Kahler variety parametrizing spacial polygo…