Example 1.4 . [03YM]
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Example 1.4.
The positive vertex describes a neighbourhood of the point inside . In the toric hypersurface picture, we are looking at a region where the dominating monomials are up to scale factors , so the defining equation of is approximately once we absorb the scale factors into . The holomorphic volume form is up to constant given by
or equivalently . An important feature of this model is the diagonal -symmetry:
We have , where is a holomorphic coordinate with period 1, and takes the value zero at . The relation between this complex geometric perspective and the topological picture in Section 1.1.3 is perhaps clearest with the generalised Gibbons-Hawking construction in mind (cf. Section 1.2 below). Essentially is a singular -bundle over a 4-dimensional base contained in , where are the -moment maps normalised to have value 0 at . We shall notice that the discriminant locus of this singular -bundle is not sensitive to the choice of the Kähler form (cf. Lemma 1.6 and its ensuing Remark). The normalising constant on imply that the SYZ -fibres have .