Abstract:Tropical geometry is a relatively recent network of ideas at the intersection of geometry and combinatorics. In its purest form, tropical geometry is a combinatorial analogue of algebraic geometry and can be studied logically independently from it. The basic objects in tropical geometry are things like graphs or simplicial complexes. They are decorated with some additional data that allows them to coarsely mimic objects from algebraic geometry. The properties of these objects are constrained by combinatorial a… Show more
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