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Journal of Symbolic Computation
Volume 38, Issue 6, December 2004, Pages 1487-1506
 
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On algorithmically checking whether a Hilbert series comes from a complete intersection

Rikard BøgvadE-mail The Corresponding Author and Thomas MeyerCorresponding Author Contact Information

aDepartment of Mathematics, Stockholm University, S-106 91, Sweden

Received 31 May 2002; 
accepted 8 June 2004. 
Available online 10 August 2004.

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Abstract

It is not possible to determine from the Hilbert series whether a commutative View the MathML source-graded Noetherian algebra is a complete intersection. Nevertheless, the Hilbert series of a complete intersection satisfies very stringent conditions and we define a concept CI-type for formal power series, that embodies some of these necessary properties. This definition becomes interesting mainly for algebras that are not standard i.e. not generated in degree 1. For the class of formal power series that occur as the Hilbert series of View the MathML source-graded Noetherian Cohen–Macaulay algebras, the main result is a criterion for a series to be of CI-type, that is formulated in terms of properties of truncated power series. Hence it can be used as the basis for an algorithm that provides in a finite number of steps either a rational function expression of the formal power series, or the information that the truncated power series is not of CI-type. Also sample computations using this algorithm on some non-standard graded invariant algebras are described.

Keywords: Hilbert series; Complete intersections; Invariant rings


Journal of Symbolic Computation
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