Period integrals of hypersurfaces via tropical geometry

Let $\left\{ Z_t \right\}_t$ be a one-parameter family of complex hypersurfaces of dimension $d \geq 1$ in a toric variety. We compute asymptotics of period integrals for $\left\{ Z_t \right\}_t$ by applying the method of Abouzaid--Ganatra--Iritani--Sheridan, which uses tropical geometry. As integrands, we consider Poincar\'{e} residues of meromorphic $(d+1)$-forms on the ambient toric variety, which have poles along the hypersurface $Z_t$. The cycles over which we integrate them are spheres and tori which correspond to tropical $(0, d)$-cycles and $(d, 0)$-cycles on the tropicalization of $\left\{ Z_t \right\}_t$ respectively. In the case of $d=1$, we explicitly write down the polarized logarithmic Hodge structure of Kato--Usui at the limit as a corollary. Throughout this article, we impose the assumption that the tropicalization is dual to a unimodular triangulation of the Newton polytope.