Explicit polynomial bounds on prime ideals in polynomial rings over fields
William Simmons,
Henry Towsner
Abstract:Suppose I is an ideal of a polynomial ring over a field, I ⊆ k[x1, . . . , xn], and whenever f g ∈ I for f, g of degree ≤ b, then either f ∈ I or g ∈ I. When b is sufficiently large, it turns out that I is prime. Schmidt-Göttsch proved [24] that "sufficiently large" can be taken to be a polynomial in the degree of generators of I (with the degree of this polynomial depending on n). However, Schmidt-Göttsch used modeltheoretic methods to show this and did not give any indication of how large the degree of this… Show more
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