Minimal free resolutions that are not supported by a CW-complex Page 1 Journal of Algebra 319 (2008) 102–114 www.elsevier.com/locate/jalgebra Minimal free resolutions that are not …
I Novik, A Postnikov, B Sturmfels - 2002 - projecteuclid.org
We construct minimal cellular resolutions of squarefree monomial ideals arising from hyperplane arrangements, matroids, and oriented matroids. These are Stanley-Reisner …
Minimal graded free resolutions are an important and central topic in algebra. They are a useful tool for studying modules over finitely generated graded K-algebras. Such a …
E Miller - Documenta Mathematica, 2002 - ems.press
We introduce the notion of rigid embedding in a grid surface, a new kind of plane drawing for simple triconnected planar graphs. Rigid embeddings provide methods to (1) find well …
M Roth, AV Tuyl - Communications in Algebra®, 2007 - Taylor & Francis
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S Faridi, B Hersey - Communications in Algebra, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
We show that a monomial ideal I in a polynomial ring S has projective dimension≤ 1 if and only if the minimal free resolution of S∕ I is supported on a graph that is a tree. This is done …
J Montaner, A Vahidi - Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, 2014 - ams.org
Let $ R= k [x_1,..., x_n] $ be the polynomial ring in $ n $ independent variables, where $ k $ is a field. In this work we will study Bass numbers of local cohomology modules $ H^ r_I (R) …
E Miller - arXiv preprint math/0110096, 2001 - arxiv.org
Every quotient R/I of a semigroup ring R by a radical monomial ideal I has a unique minimal injective-like resolution by direct sums of quotients of R modulo prime monomial ideals. The …
P Orlik, V Welker, P Orlik, V Welker - 2007 - Springer
1 Algebraic Combinatorics Page 1 1 Algebraic Combinatorics 1.1 Chamber Counting Basic Constructions Let V be a vector space of dimension l. Let A be an arrangement of n hyperplanes …