toricrelated

Toricrelated is an informal term used in discussions of toric geometry and related areas of mathematics to describe objects, properties, or results that connect with torus actions and combinatorial structures associated with toric varieties.

The term has no widely accepted formal definition. Its meaning depends on the author, but it generally signals a link to the combinatorial data of a toric variety, such as fans, polytopes, and the corresponding algebraic or symplectic structures.

Common uses include designating polytopes or varieties constructed from toric data, methods that leverage torus symmetry, and invariants that are determined by the associated fan. It may also describe relationships between objects that share a toric degeneration or a torus action.

In practice, toricrelated objects are studied within the broader context of toric geometry, convex geometry, and algebraic combinatorics. The term emphasizes procedural or structural connections to toric ideas rather than asserting a formal category.

Because it is informal, readers should consult the original source for the precise interpretation in a given text. Related topics include toric varieties, fans, polytopes, moment maps, and Newton polytopes.