PROJECTIVE TORIC VARIETIES AS FINE MODULI SPACES OF QUIVER REPRESENTATIONS
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Abstract. This paper proves that every projective toric variety is the fine moduli space for stable representations of an appropriate bound quiver. To accomplish this, we study the quiver Q with relations R corresponding to the finite-dimensional algebra End ( ⊕r i=0 Li) where L: = (O X, L1,..., Lr) is a list of line bundles on a projective toric variety X. The quiver Q defines a smooth projective toric variety, called the multilinear series |L|, and a map X ✲ |L|. We provide necessary and sufficient conditions for the induced map to be a closed embedding. As a consequence, we obtain a new geometric quotient construction of projective toric varieties. Under slightly stronger hypotheses on L, the closed embedding identifies X with the fine moduli space of stable representations for the bound quiver (Q, R). 1. Introduction. The
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