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Fermat hypersurface diagonal symmetry

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The Fermat hypersurface z0d​+⋯+znd​=0 is preserved by multiplying each coordinate by a dth root of unity. Projective scalar multiplication is trivial, so the effective diagonal group is
(Z/dZ)n+1/⟨(1,…,1)⟩≅(Z/dZ)n.
(1)
These transformations preserve the Fubini-Study form.

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