Stabilization of Betti Tables
Abstract
Let I⊂eq R=[x1,...,xn] be a homogeneous equigenerated ideal of degree r. We show here that the shapes of the Betti tables of the ideals Id stabilize, in the sense that there exists some D such that for all d≥ D, ij+rd(Id)≠ 0 ij+rD(ID)≠ 0. We also produce upper bounds for the stabilization index (I). This strengthens the result of Cutkosky, Herzog, and Trung that the Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity (Id) is eventually a linear function in d.
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