CheckToricVarietyValid X
Note that if you are working with subvarieties of some product of projective spaces \PP^{n_1}\times \cdots \times \PP^{n_m} then the ambient space is a valid choice for use with the ChacteristicsClasses package and there is no need to load the NormalToricVarieties Package or to check validity. For other cases the CheckToricVarietyValid method returns true if the input toric variety X may be used as an ambient space for other characteristic class computations, i.e. if this method returns true we may use methods such as CSM(X,I), Chern(X,I) and Segre(X,I) for I an ideal in the coordinate ring of X. We will see an example of a valid toric variety which is not a product of projective spaces and a smooth toric variety which is not valid.
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Even if we can not perform computations on subschemes we may still compute the CSM class of the toric variety itself using the CSM command.
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The object CheckToricVarietyValid is a method function.