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Weighted blade arrangements and the positive tropical Grassmannian
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In this paper, we continue our study of blade arrangements and the positroidal subdivisions which are induced by them on $\Delta_{k,n}$. A blade is a tropical hypersurface which is generated by a system of $n$ affine simple roots of type $SL_n$ that enjoys a cyclic symmetry. When placed at the center of a simplex, a blade induces a decomposition into $n$ maximal cells which are known as Pitman-Stanley polytopes. We introduce a complex $(B_{k,n},\partial)$ of weighted blade arrangements and we prove that the positive tropical Grassmannian surjects onto the top component of the complex, such that the induced weights on blades in the faces $\Delta_{2,n-(k-2)}$ of $\Delta_{k,n}$ are (1) nonnegative and (2) their support is weakly separated. We finally introduce a hierarchy of elementary weighted blade arrangements for all hypersimplices which is minimally closed under the boundary maps $\partial$, and apply our result to classify up to isomorphism type all rays of the positive tropical Grassmannian $\text{Trop}_+ G(3,n)$ for $n\le 9$.
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