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Turkish Journal of Mathematics

Authors

BEKİR DANIŞ

DOI

10.3906/mat-2008-106

Abstract

The definition of a generic initial ideal includes the assumption $x_1>x_2> \cdots >x_n$. A natural question is how generic initial ideals change when we permute the variables. In the article [1, §2], it is shown that the generic initial ideals are permuted in the same way when the variables in the monomial order are permuted. We give a different proof of this theorem. Along the way, we study the Zariski open sets which play an essential role in the definition of a generic initial ideal and also prove a result on how the Zariski open set changes after a permutation of the variables.

Keywords

Generic initial ideals, Zariski open sets, permutation of variables

First Page

1444

Last Page

1448

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