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The Smooth Torus Orbit Closures in the Grassmannians
Informatics and Automation, Algebraic topology, combinatorics, and mathematical physics, Tome 305 (2019), pp. 271-282

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It is known that for the natural algebraic torus actions on the Grassmannians, the closures of torus orbits are normal and hence are toric varieties, and that these toric varieties are smooth if and only if the corresponding matroid polytopes are simple. We prove that simple matroid polytopes are products of simplices and that smooth torus orbit closures in the Grassmannians are products of complex projective spaces. Moreover, it turns out that the smooth torus orbit closures are uniquely determined by the corresponding simple matroid polytopes.
Keywords: Toric variety, Grassmannian, torus orbit closure, matroid polytope
Mots-clés : bipartite graph. 
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Masashi Noji; Kazuaki Ogiwara. The Smooth Torus Orbit Closures in the Grassmannians. Informatics and Automation, Algebraic topology, combinatorics, and mathematical physics, Tome 305 (2019), pp. 271-282. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TRSPY_2019_305_a13/