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Numerical Characterizations for Integral Dependence of Graded Ideals

  • Ahmedabad University
  • Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar

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Abstract

Let (Formula presented) be an equidimensional standard graded Noetherian algebra over (Formula presented). Let (Formula presented) denote the Hilbert–Samuel multiplicity of (Formula presented). For any graded ideal (Formula presented) of (Formula presented), the Rees algebra (Formula presented) is a bigraded (Formula presented) -algebra. For any integer (Formula presented), we denote by (Formula presented) the (Formula presented) -diagonal subalgebra of (Formula presented), by (Formula presented) the (Formula presented) -multiplicity of (Formula presented), and by (Formula presented) the mixed multiplicities of (Formula presented). Let (Formula presented) be two non-nilpotent graded ideals in (Formula presented). Let (Formula presented) be the standard graded (Formula presented) -algebra (Formula presented), where (Formula presented) is an indeterminate with (Formula presented). Let (Formula presented) be the maximum of the generating degrees of both (Formula presented) and (Formula presented). Let (Formula presented) and (Formula presented). We show that (Formula presented) if and only if (Formula presented) for some (Formula presented). If (Formula presented) is a domain, then (Formula presented) and (Formula presented) for all (Formula presented) and (Formula presented) for some (Formula presented). Moreover, (Formula presented) if and only if the truncated ideals (Formula presented) and (Formula presented) share the same the polar multiplicity or the (Formula presented) -multiplicity or the (Formula presented) -multiplicity for some (Formula presented). The proofs of these results rely on the theory of density functions, which was developed in [15].

Original languageEnglish
JournalInternational Mathematics Research Notices
Volume2026
Issue number10
DOIs
StatePublished - May 2026

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