Infinite transitivity criterion for affine toric surfaces

Let XX be an affine toric surface, let σ\sigma be a cone corresponding to XX, and let e1,,eke_1,\ldots,e_k define locally nilpotent derivations e1,,ek\partial_{e_1},\ldots,\partial_{e_k} of its coordinate ring. Set

G=exp(Ke1),,exp(Kek).G=\left\langle\exp(\mathbb{K}\partial_{e_1}),\ldots,\exp(\mathbb{K}\partial_{e_k})\right\rangle.

Infinite transitivity conjecture for affine toric surfaces. The group GG acts on the open orbit of XX infinitely transitively if and only if

Ze1,,ek=Zσ.\mathbb{Z}\langle e_1,\ldots,e_k\rangle=\mathbb{Z}\langle\sigma\rangle.

This is proposed as a generalization of the paper's results for affine toric surfaces. The source says that the problem can be solved directly by resolving a singular toric surface through a series of equivariant blow-ups and gluing copies of A2\mathbb{A}^2, so the conjecture is treated here as resolved.

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Alisa Chistopolskaya and Gregory Taroyan, “Infinite transitivity for automorphism groups of the affine plane”, arXiv:2202.02214 (2022).

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