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تسجيل مستخدم جديدReal tropical hyperfaces by patchworking in $texttt{polymake}$
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We report on a recent implementation of patchworking and real tropical hypersurfaces in $texttt{polymake}$. As a new mathematical contribution we provide a census of Betti numbers of real tropical surfaces.
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