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arxiv 2505.18443 v1 pith:HMNHXAOO submitted 2025-05-24 math.AC math.AG

An Early History of Toric Ideals

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Toric ideals are everywhere. They have been in the commutative algebra lexicon since about 1990 when Bernd Sturmfels used the term. The early days of toric ideals and their Gr\"obner bases were full of new results and promising developments in their applications. Bernd has been consistently their biggest promoter through his own work and that of his collaborators and students. This article is a personal and subjective recalling of the first decade of toric ideals when Bernd played a central role.

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