Density function associated to a module and integral dependence
Speaker: Sudeshna Roy

Time: 14h00 – 15h, Tuesday October 22, 2024

Venue: Vietnam Institute for Advance in Mathematics (VIASM)

Abstract: A density function for an algebraic invariant is a measurable function on the set of real numbers which measures the invariant on a real scale. In this talk, we will discuss density functions for Noetherian filtrations of homogeneous ideals in a standard graded Noetherian domain over a field $k$. This was inspired by the Hilbert-Kunz density functions developed by V. Trivedi. We will also demonstrate a density function for a finitely generated bigraded module over a bigraded Noetherian $k$-algebra, which is generated in bidegrees $(1,0), (d_1, 1), ldots, (d_r,1)$ for some $d_i geq 0$. Our main ingredients are the method of Gr"obner bases and Sturmfels' structure theorem for vector partition functions. As an application, we will provide a new numerical criterion for integral dependence of arbitrary homogeneous ideals in terms of computable and well-studied invariants, such as, mixed multiplicities of ideals and Hilbert-Samuel multiplicities of certain standard graded algebras. A novelty of our approach is that it does not involve localizations. This talk is based on joint works with Suprajo Das and Vijaylaxmi Trivedi..

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