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Shiya Duan

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Powers of edge ideals of edge-weighted trees

This paper gives exact formulas for the regularity of edge ideals of edge-weighted integrally closed trees. In addition, we provide some linear upper bounds on the regularity of powers of such ideals.

math.AC

Edge ideals of some edge-weighted graphs

This paper presents exact formulas for the regularity and depth of powers of edge ideals of an edge-weighted star graph. Additionally, we provide exact formulas for the regularity of powers of the edge ideal of an edge-weighted integrally closed path, as well as lower bounds on the depth of powers of such an edge ideal.

math.AC

The $\circ$ operation and $*$ operation of Cohen-Macaulay bipartite graphs

Let $G$ be a finite simple graph with the vertex set $V$ and let $I_G$ be its edge ideal in the polynomial ring $S=\mathbb{K}[x_V]$. In this paper, we compute the depth and the Castelnuovo--Mumford regularity of $S/I_G$ when $G=G_1\circ G_2$ or $G=G_1* G_2$ is a graph obtained from Cohen-Macaulay bipartite graphs $G_1$, $G_2$ by $\circ$ operation or $*$ operation, respectively.

math.AC

Integral closure and normality of edge ideals of some edge-weighted graphs

Let $G_ω$ be an edge-weighted simple graph. In this paper, we give a complete characterization of the graph $G_ω$ whose edge ideal $I(G_ω)$ is integrally closed. We also show that if $G_ω$ is an edge-weighted star graph, a path or a cycle, and $I(G_ω)$ is integrally closed, then $I(G_ω)$ is normal.

math.AC

Freiman Borel type ideals

An equigenerated monomial ideal $I$ in the polynomial ring $S= K[x_1,\ldots,x_n]$ is a Freiman ideal if $μ(I^2)=\ell(I)μ(I)-{\ell(I)\choose 2}$ where $\ell(I)$ is the analytic spread of $I$ and $μ(I)$ is the number of minimal generators of $I$. In this paper, we classify certain classes of Borel type ideals, including Borel ideals with multiple Borel generators and principal $k$-Borel ideals, which are Freiman.

math.AC