Polar and torus manifolds
Francisco C. Caramello, Dirk Toeben
Abstract
We show that quasitoric manifolds can be equipped with an invariant metric for which the torus action is polar. More generally, we show that an infinitesimally polar action of a torus admits an invariant Riemannian metric making it polar if and only if the real orbifold Euler class of its quotient vanishes. Because the orbit spaces of quasitoric manifolds are contractible simple polytopes, this cohomological obstruction trivially vanishes.
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