ON HODGE STRUCTURES OF QUASITORIC ORBIFOLDS

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Abstract

We give Hodge structures on quasitoric orbifolds. We define orbifold Hodge numbers and show a correspondence of orbifold Hodge numbers for crepant resolutions of quasitoric orbifolds. In short we extend Hodge structures to a non almost complex setting.

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