Interpolation of Ideals
Abstract
Let K denote an algebraically closed field. We study the relation between an ideal I in K[x1,...,xn] and its cross sections Ia=I+<x1-a>. In particular, we study under what conditions I can be recovered from the set IS=(a,Ia):a in S with S a subset of K. For instance, we show that an ideal I=capi Qi, where Qi is primary and Qi cap K[x1]=0, is uniquely determined by IS when S is infinite. Moreover, there exists a function B(d,n) such that, if I is generated by polynomials of degree at most d, then I is uniquely determined by IS when |S|>=B(d,n). If I is also known to be principal, the reconstruction can be done when |S|>=2d, and in this case, we prove that the bound is sharp.
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