let $r=k[x_1,x_2,cdots, x_n]$ be a polynomial ring over a field $k$. we prove that for any positive integers $m, n$, $text{reg}(i^mj^nk)leq mtext{reg}(i)+ntext{reg}(j)+text{reg}(k)$ if $i, j, ksubseteq r$ are three monomial complete intersections ($i$, $j$, $k$ are not necessarily proper ideals of the polynomial ring $r$), and $i, j$ are of the form $(x_{i_1}^{a_1}, x_{i_2}^{a_2}, cdots, x_{i_l...

We introduce a specialization technique in order to study monomial ideals that are generated in degree two by using our earlier results about Ferrers ideals. It allows us to describe explicitly a cellular minimal free resolution of various ideals including any strongly stable and any squarefree strongly stable ideal whose minimal generators have degree two. In particular, this shows that thresh...

It gives a class of p-Borel principal ideals of a polynomial algebra over a field K for which the graded Betti numbers do not depend on the characteristic of K and the Koszul homology modules have monomial cyclic basis. Also it shows that all principal p-Borel ideals have binomial cycle basis on Koszul homology modules.

We introduce a monomial ideal whose standard monomials encode the vertices of all fibers of a lattice. We study the minimal generators, the radical, the associated primes and the primary decomposition of this ideal, as well as its relation to initial ideals of lattice ideals.

We give a set of multidegrees that support all the numerical information for a monomial ideal that can be reverse searched and hence is parallelizable and has space complexity that is polynomial in the size of the input. Our approach uses a new definition of closed sets for simplicial complexes that may be useful in other contexts.

Let K[〈X〉] denote the large polynomial ring (in the sense of Halter-Koch [7]) on the set X = {x1, x2, x3, . . . } of indeterminates. For each integer n, there is a truncation homomorphism ρn : K[〈X〉] → K[x1, . . . , xn]. If I is a homogeneous ideal of K[〈X〉], then the N-graded Hilbert series of K[x1,...,xn] ρn(I) can be written as gn(t) (1−t) ; it was shown in [13] that if in addition I is what...

This paper presents a formula for the multiplier ideals of a monomial space curve. The formula is obtained from a careful choice of log resolution. We construct a toric blowup of affine space in such a way that a log resolution of the monomial curve may be constructed from this toric variety in a well controlled manner. The construction exploits a theorem of González Pérez and Teissier (2002).