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Totally Nonnegative Tropical Flags and the Totally Nonnegative Flag Dressian

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arxiv 2208.09128 v5 pith:S5NZLH3K submitted 2022-08-19 math.CO math.AG

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We study the totally nonnegative part of the complete flag variety and of its tropicalization. We show that Lusztig's notion of nonnegative complete flag variety coincides with the flags in the complete flag variety which have nonnegative Pl{\"u}cker coordinates. This mirrors the characterization of the totally nonnegative Grassmannian as those points in the Grassmannian whose Pl{\"u}cker coordinates are all nonnegative. We then study the tropical complete flag variety and complete flag Dressian, which are two tropical versions of the complete flag variety, capturing realizable and abstract flags of tropical linear spaces, respectively. In general, the complete flag Dressian properly contains the tropical complete flag variety. However, we show that the totally nonnegative parts of these spaces coincide.

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  1. Permutahedra, Lusztig varieties, degenerations, and subdivisions

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    Lusztig varieties degenerate equivariantly inside G/B to unions of Richardson varieties, inducing (regular in types ABC) subdivisions of the permutahedron into Bruhat interval polytopes.

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