2020
DOI: 10.2969/jmsj/81418141
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Fiber cones, analytic spreads of the canonical and anticanonical ideals and limit Frobenius complexity of Hibi rings

Abstract: Let R K [H] be the Hibi ring over a field K on a finite distributive lattice H, P the set of join-irreducible elements of H and ω the canonical ideal of R K [H]. We show the powers ω (n) of ω in the group of divisors Div(R K [H]) is identical with the ordinary powers of ω, describe the K-vector space basis of ω (n) for n ∈ Z. Further, we show that the fiber cones n≥0 ω n /mω n and n≥0 (ω (−1) ) n /m(ω (−1) ) n of ω and ω (−1) are sum of the Ehrhart rings, defined by sequences of elements of P with a certain co… Show more

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“…Note that if one replaces condition N' to condition N in (2) and (3) of Theorem 4.17, one obtains a criterion of level (resp. anticanonical level) property of K[O(P )] [Miy1,Miy2]. Since condition N' is a weaker condition than condition N, we see the following.…”
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“…Note that if one replaces condition N' to condition N in (2) and (3) of Theorem 4.17, one obtains a criterion of level (resp. anticanonical level) property of K[O(P )] [Miy1,Miy2]. Since condition N' is a weaker condition than condition N, we see the following.…”
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“…The Ehrhart ring K[O(P )] of the order polytope of P is identical with the ring considered by Hibi [Hib], which is nowadays called the Hibi ring. We studied in our previous papers [Miy1,Miy2] the canonical ideals of Hibi rings.…”
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“…E K [C (P )]) is sequences with Condition N (resp. Condition N') [Miy1,Miy3,Miy2]. Conditions N and N' are quite similar but N' is a little weaker than N. A similar condition also showed up as the study of "mixed paths" in [Pag].…”
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confidence: 87%