Hodge ideals for the determinant hypersurface

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چکیده

We determine explicitly the Hodge ideals for determinant hypersurface as an intersection of symbolic powers determinantal ideals. prove our results by studying and weight filtrations on mixed module $$\mathcal {O}_{\mathscr {X}}(*\mathscr {Z})$$ regular functions space $$\mathscr {X}$$ $$n\times n$$ matrices, with poles along divisor {Z}$$ singular matrices. The composition factors filtration are pure modules underlying {D}$$ -modules given simple $${\text {GL}}$$ -equivariant , where is natural group symmetries, acting row column operations matrix entries. By taking advantage -equivariance Cohen–Macaulay property their associated graded, we describe possible a -module, which unique up to shift determined corresponding weights. For non-square replaced local cohomology $$H^{\bullet }_{\mathscr {Z}}(\mathscr {X},\mathcal {X}})$$ turn out be modules. working Decomposition Theorem some resolutions singularities varieties, using square weights these

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: Selecta Mathematica-new Series

سال: 2021

ISSN: ['1022-1824', '1420-9020']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00029-020-00616-z