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Diane Maclagan 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2001,129(6):1609-1615
The main result of this paper is that all antichains are finite in the poset of monomial ideals in a polynomial ring, ordered by inclusion. We present several corollaries of this result, both simpler proofs of results already in the literature and new results. One natural generalization to more abstract posets is shown to be false.
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Marí a Isabel Hartillo-Hermoso 《Transactions of the American Mathematical Society》2005,357(11):4633-4646
In this paper we study irregular hypergeometric systems defined by one row. Specifically, we calculate slopes of such systems. In the case of reduced semigroups, we generalize the case studied by Castro and Takayama. In all the cases we find that there always exists a slope with respect to a hyperplane of this system. Only in the case of an irregular system defined by a integer matrix we might need a change of coordinates to study slopes at infinity. In the other cases slopes are always at the origin, defined with respect to a hyperplane. We also compute all the -characteristic varieties of the system, so we have a section of the Gröbner fan of the module defined by the hypergeometric system.
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Edward Mosteig Moss Sweedler 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2004,132(12):3473-3483
Given a valuation on the function field , we examine the set of images of nonzero elements of the underlying polynomial ring under this valuation. For an arbitrary field , a Noetherian power series is a map that has Noetherian (i.e., reverse well-ordered) support. Each Noetherian power series induces a natural valuation on . Although the value groups corresponding to such valuations are well-understood, the restrictions of the valuations to underlying polynomial rings have yet to be characterized. Let denote the images under the valuation of all nonzero polynomials of at most degree in the variable . We construct a bound for the growth of with respect to for arbitrary valuations, and then specialize to valuations that arise from Noetherian power series. We provide a sufficient condition for this bound to be tight.