Generic lattice ideals
Generic lattice ideals
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1998
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通讯作者:
B. Sturmfels
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作者:
I. Peeva;B. Sturmfels
Let S = k[x1, . . . , xn] be a polynomial ring over a field k and I a homogeneous ideal in S. A basic problem in commutative algebra is to construct the minimal free resolution FI of S/I over S. The resolution is nicely structured and simple when I is a complete intersection: in this case FI is the Koszul complex. Complete intersections are ideals whose generators have sufficiently general coefficients, so they might be regarded as generic among all ideals. Yet there is another, entirely different, notion of genericity: ideals whose generators are generic with respect to their exponents – not their coefficients. This point of view was developed for monomial ideals in [BPS]. In the present work we introduce a notion of genericity for lattice ideals, which include ideals defining toric varieties. If L is any sublattice of Z, then its associated lattice ideal in S is IL := 〈xa − x : a,b ∈ N and a− b ∈ L 〉, where monomials are denoted x = x1 1 · · ·xan n for a = (a1, . . . , an). We call a lattice ideal IL generic if it is generated by binomials with full support, i.e.,