LEXIFYING IDEALS
LEXIFYING IDEALS
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I. Peeva
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Jeffrey Mermin;I. Peeva
Let B = k[x1, . . . , xn] be a polynomial ring over a field k graded by deg(xi) = 1 for all i. What are the possible Hilbert functions of graded ideals in B? This question was answered by Macaulay [Ma], who showed that for every graded ideal there exists a lexicographic ideal with the same Hilbert function. Lexicographic ideals are highly structured: they are defined combinatorially and it is easy to derive the inequalities characterizing their possible Hilbert functions. Macaulay’s Theorem also plays an important role in the study of graded B-ideals; for example, • Hartshorne’s [Ha] proof that the Hilbert scheme is connected uses lexicographic ideals in an essential way. • The homological properties of lexicographic ideals are combinatorially tractable [EK]. This leads to results by Bigatti, Hulett, Pardue, showing that the lexicographic ideals have extremal Betti numbers.