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Sema Güntürkün

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Homological properties of rings defined by $n+1$ general quadrics in $n$ variables

We study the almost complete intersection ring $R$ defined by $n+1$ general quadrics in a polynomial ring in $n$ variables over a field $\sf{k}$ and a corresponding linked Gorenstein ring $A$. The overarching theme is that, while not Koszul (except for some small values of $n$), these rings have homological properties that extend those of Koszul rings. We establish that finitely generated modules over these rings have rational Poincaré series and we give concrete formulas for the Poincaré series of $\sf{k}$ over both $A$ and $R$. We also show that $A$ has minimal rate and its Yoneda algebra $\text{Ext}_A(\sf{k},\sf{k})$ is generated by its elements of degrees $1$ and $2$. While the graded Betti numbers of $R$ and $A$ over the polynomial ring are not known when $n$ is odd, our approach provides bounds and yields values for two of these Betti numbers, showing in particular that $R$ is level.

math.AC↗

A study of a quadratic almost complete intersection ideal and its linked Gorenstein ideal

We examine the ideal $I=(x_1^2, \dots, x_n^2, (x_1+\dots+x_n)^2)$ in the polynomial ring $Q=k[x_1, \dots, x_n]$, where $k$ is a field of characteristic zero or greater than $n$. We also study the Gorenstein ideal $G$ linked to $I$ via the complete intersection ideal $(x_1^2, \dots, x_n^2)$. We compute the Betti numbers of $I$ and $G$ over $Q$ when $n$ is odd and extend known computations when $n$ is even. A consequence is that the socle of $Q/I$ is generated in a single degree (thus $Q/I$ is level) and its dimension is a Catalan number. We also describe the generators and the initial ideal with respect to reverse lexicographic order for the Gorenstein ideal $G$.

math.AC↗

The representation theory of the increasing monoid

We study the representation theory of the increasing monoid. Our results provide a fairly comprehensive picture of the representation category: for example, we describe the Grothendieck group (including the effective cone), classify injective objects, establish properties of injective and projective resolutions, construct a derived auto-duality, and so on. Our work is motivated by numerous connections of this theory to other areas, such as representation stability, commutative algebra, simplicial theory, and shuffle algebras.

math.RT↗