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Intersection theory: fix issue #4512 and more #4526
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Products and blowups are described elsewhere. | ||
Products and blow_ups are described elsewhere. |
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Thanks for renaming the method blowup(...)
to blow_up(...)
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It seems that in some places such as here, the word blowup was changed as well, where it is not a function name but a just mathematical terminology. Maybe these changes were unintended?
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@simonbrandhorst thanks; reversed with 1d22cc0
fix_points(X::TnVariety) | ||
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Return the fix points representing `X`. |
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Please double check the spelling of "fix points" I believe it is 'fixed points'.
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# Abstract Variety Maps | |||
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## Types | |||
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The OSCAR type for abstract varieties is `AbstractVarietyMap`. |
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Maybe this?
The OSCAR type for abstract varieties is `AbstractVarietyMap`. | |
The OSCAR type for abstract variety maps is `AbstractVarietyMap`. |
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DocTestSetup = Oscar.doctestsetup() | |||
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# Blowups | |||
# Blow_Ups |
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# Blow_Ups | |
# Blow Ups |
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###### Examples | |||
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Lines on a General Cubic Hypersurface in $\mathbb P^3$ |
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Shouldn't the capitalization here and elsewhere be like this?
Lines on a General Cubic Hypersurface in $\mathbb P^3$ | |
Lines on a general cubic hypersurface in $\mathbb P^3$ |
Or maybe this is meant to be like a headline -- but then I'd also expect it to be boldface, or maybe an actual sub^N-section:
Lines on a General Cubic Hypersurface in $\mathbb P^3$ | |
##### Lines on a General Cubic Hypersurface in $\mathbb P^3$ |
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Return an abstract_variety with a torus action, represented by the fixed points. | ||
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tn_variety(n::Int, points::Vector{Pair{P, Int}}) where P = TnVariety(n::Int, points::Vector{Pair{P, Int}}) where P |
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tn_variety(n::Int, points::Vector{Pair{P, Int}}) where P = TnVariety(n::Int, points::Vector{Pair{P, Int}}) where P | |
tn_variety(n::Int, points::Vector{Pair{P, Int}}) where P = TnVariety(n::Int, points::Vector{Pair{P, Int}}) |
Intersection theory:
ping @pbelmans, @thofma