Ferran Muiños | Searcharxiv

arXiv2012

The equations of Rees algebras of equimultiple ideals of deviation one

We describe the equations of the Rees algebra R(I) of an equimultiple ideal I of deviation one, provided that I has a reduction J generated by a regular sequence and such that the initial forms of the elements of this sequence, except possibly the last one, are also a regular sequence in the associated graded ring of I. In particular, we prove that there is a single equation of top degree in a minimal generating set of the ideal of equations of R(I) and we relate this degree to the reduction number, recovering several known results in the context.

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arXiv2012

The equations of Rees algebras of ideals of almost-linear type

In this dissertation, we tackle the problem of describing the equations of the Rees algebra of I for I =(J,y), with J being of linear type. Throughout, such ideals are referred to as ideals of almost-linear type. In Theorem A, we give a full description of the equations of Rees algebras of ideals of the form I = (J,y), with J satisfying an homological vanishing condition. Theorem A permits us to recover and extend well-known results about families of ideals of almost-linear type due to W.V. Vasconcelos, S. Huckaba, N.V. Trung, W. Heinzer and M.-K. Kim, among others. In Theorem B, we prove that the injectivity of a single component of the canonical morphism from the symmetric algebra of I to the Rees algebra of I, propagates downwards, provided I is of almost-linear type. In particular, this result gives a partial answer to a question posed by A.B. Tchernev. Packs of examples are introduced in each section, illustrating the scope and applications of each of the results presented. The author also gives a collection of computations and examples which motivate ongoing and future research.

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