Gotzmann monomials in four variables
Vittoria Bonanzinga, Shalom Eliahou
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Vittoria Bonanzinga, Shalom Eliahou
Abstract
It is a widely open problem to determine which monomials in the n-variable polynomial ring $K[x_1,...,x_n]$ over a field $K$ have the Gotzmann property, i.e. induce a Borel-stable Gotzmann monomial ideal. Since 2007, only the case $n \le 3$ was known. Here we solve the problem for the case $n = 4$. The solution involves a surprisingly intricate characterization.
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It is a widely open problem to determine which monomials in the n-variable polynomial ring $K[x_1,...,x_n]$ over a field $K$ have the Gotzmann property, i.e. induce a Borel-stable Gotzmann monomial ideal. Since 2007, only the case $n \le 3$ was known. Here we solve the problem for the case $n = 4$. The solution involves a surprisingly intricate characterization.
Key concepts: Monomial, Polynomial ring, Monomial basis, Mathematics, Monomial ideal, Characterization (materials science), Ideal (ethics), Property (philosophy)