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Toric Euler-Jacobi vanishing theorem and zeros at infinity
Residues appear naturally in various questions in complex and algebraic geometry: interpolation, duality, representation problems, and obstructions. The first global vanishing result in the projective plane, known as the Euler-Jacobi theorem, was established by Jacobi in 1835. In the toric case, the
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