Complete intersections in certain affine and projective monomial curves

Abstract

Let k be an arbitrary field, the purpose of this work is to provide families of positive integers A = \d1,…,dn\ such that either the toric ideal I A of the affine monomial curve C = \(td1,…,\,tdn) \ | \ t ∈ k\ ⊂ Akn or the toric ideal I A of its projective closure C ⊂ Pkn is a complete intersection. More precisely, we characterize the complete intersection property for I A and for I A when: (a) A is a generalized arithmetic sequence, (b) A \dn\ is a generalized arithmetic sequence and dn ∈ Z+, (c) A consists of certain terms of the (p,q)-Fibonacci sequence, and (d) A consists of certain terms of the (p,q)-Lucas sequence. The results in this paper arise as consequences of those in Bermejo et al. [J. Symb. Comput. 42 (2007)], Bermejo and Garc\'a-Marco [J. Symb. Comput. (2014), to appear] and some new results regarding the toric ideal of the curve.

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