Abstract
Parshin—Kato theory involves a multilinear function of n+1 vectors in the n-dimensional vector space over the field ℤ/2ℤ. The same function arises in the computation of the product in the group (ℂ*)n of all roots of several polynomial equations with sufficiently generic Newton polytopes. We discuss this remarkable function and related geometry of integer polytopes.
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