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Self-intersection formula for a toric surface divisor
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In
a
smooth complete toric
surface
, if consecutive primitive rays are
u
,
w
,
v
and
u
+
v
=
a
w
, then the invariant
divisor
D
w
has
D
w
2
=
−
a
.
A
ray introduced inside
a
cone
by
a
smooth subdivision has
a
>
0
, so its
divisor
has negative self-intersection.
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2022
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Paper 152
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