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Remark 7.26 . [02XP]

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Remark 7.26.

This kind of metrics are interesting when studying the Kähler geometry of toric varieties. Given a Delzant polytope Δ⊂Mℝ\Delta\subset M_{\mathbb{R}}, Guillemin has constructed a “canonical” Kähler structure on the associated symplectic toric variety [Gui95]. The corresponding symplectic potential is the function −ϑΔ,ℓ,c-\vartheta_{\Delta,\ell,c}, for the case when rr is the number of facets of Δ\Delta, ci=1/2c_{i}=1/2 for all ii, and uiu_{i} is a primitive vector in NN and λi\lambda_{i} is an integer such that Δ={x∈Mℝ|⟨ui,x⟩≥λi,i=1,…,r}\Delta=\{x\in M_{\mathbb{R}}|\langle u_{i},x\rangle\geq\lambda_{i},i=1,\dots,r\}, see [Gui95, Appendix 2, (3.9)].

In this case, the metric ∥⋅∥Δ,ℓ,c\|\cdot\|_{\Delta,\ell,c} on the line bundle 𝒪​(DΨ)an{\mathcal{O}}(D_{\Psi})^{{\text{\rm an}}} is smooth and positive and, as explained in Remark 5.74, its Chern form gives this canonical Kähler form.

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