Abstract:Guided by evidence coming from a few key examples and attempting to unify previous work of Chudnovsky, Esnault-Viehweg, Eisenbud-Mazur, Ein-Lazarsfeld-Smith, Hochster-Huneke and Bocci-Harbourne, Harbourne and Huneke recently formulated a series of conjectures that relate symbolic and regular powers of ideals of fat points in P N . In this paper we propose another conjecture along the same lines (Conjecture 3.9), and we verify it and the conjectures of Harbourne and Huneke for a variety of configurations of poi… Show more
“…In algebraic geometry and in commutative algebra there has been recently a lot of interest in comparing usual (algebraic) and symbolic powers of homogeneous ideals, see for example [2], [10], [3]. If I ⊂ K[x 0 , x 1 , .…”
Section: The Main Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the number of triple points is high when related to the number of lines, then F will be the only element of degree s in I (3) . On the other hand, the generators of I should be of relatively high degree.…”
Abstract. The purpose of this note is to give defined over the real numbers counterexamples to a question relevant in the commutative algebra, concerning a containment relation between algebraic and symbolic powers of homogeneous ideal.
“…In algebraic geometry and in commutative algebra there has been recently a lot of interest in comparing usual (algebraic) and symbolic powers of homogeneous ideals, see for example [2], [10], [3]. If I ⊂ K[x 0 , x 1 , .…”
Section: The Main Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the number of triple points is high when related to the number of lines, then F will be the only element of degree s in I (3) . On the other hand, the generators of I should be of relatively high degree.…”
Abstract. The purpose of this note is to give defined over the real numbers counterexamples to a question relevant in the commutative algebra, concerning a containment relation between algebraic and symbolic powers of homogeneous ideal.
“…More precisely, it is proven therein that removing any single point from among the 13 points of the finite projective plane P 2 F 3 together with all the lines passing through the removed point yields on the remaining 12 points the same incidence structure exhibited by the dual Hesse configuration of [8]. It is worth noting, however, that although they share the same combinatorial data and the property that I (3) I 2 , the dual Hesse configuration of [8] and the characteristic 3 counterexample of [2] behave very differently when viewed from the perspective of algebraic-geometric invariants associated to them (see [7] for a detailed account of the differences and computations of the resurgence for these counterexamples).…”
Section: Comparing Symbolic and Ordinary Powers Of Idealsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The entire incidence structure of the 12 points and 9 lines is projectively dual to the classical Hesse configuration given by the 9 flexes of a general plane cubic together with the 12 lines passing through pairs of these flexes. A characteristic 3 analogue of the counterexample of [8] was later given in [2]. More precisely, it is proven therein that removing any single point from among the 13 points of the finite projective plane P 2 F 3 together with all the lines passing through the removed point yields on the remaining 12 points the same incidence structure exhibited by the dual Hesse configuration of [8].…”
Section: Comparing Symbolic and Ordinary Powers Of Idealsmentioning
“…[2], [3], [10]. The first counterexample to the I (3) ⊂ I 2 containment for an ideal of points in P 2 announced in [6] has prompted another series of papers [1], [11], [13]. In all these works the authors study containment relations of the type I (m) ⊂ I r for a fixed homogeneous ideal I.…”
The purpose of this note is to study containment relations and asymptotic invariants for ideals of fixed codimension skeletons (simplicial ideals) determined by arrangements of n + 1 general hyperplanes in the n-dimensional projective space over an arbitrary field.
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