The saturation conjecture for toric varieties

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Let XΣX_\Sigma be the toric variety and let f1,…,fkf_1,\ldots,f_k satisfy Assumption~. Let Y⊆CnY\subseteq\mathbb{C}^n be the affine variety constructed from these polynomials as above. Its prime vanishing ideal is denoted by I(Y)I(Y). Saturation conjecture. The ideal I(Y)I(Y) is generated by the kk polynomials

fih(y)−1,i=1,…,k.f_i^h(y)-1,\qquad i=1,\ldots,k.

Equivalently, the saturation in Corollary~ is unnecessary. The conjecture is motivated by families of examples in which the saturation is unnecessary, as well as by all examples tested by the authors; its general validity remains open.

References

Primary source

Veronica Calvo Cortes and Simon Telen, “Positive Charts of Toric Varieties”, arXiv:2602.16414 (2026).

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