Improved bounds for the regularity of powers of edge ideals of graphs
Abstract
Let G be a graph with edge ideal I(G). We recall the notions of -match\K2, C5\(G) and ∈d-match\K2, C5\(G) from sy. We show that reg(I(G)s)≤ 2s+-match\K2, C5\(G)-1,for all s≥ 1, which implies that reg(I(G)s)≤ 2s+-match(G)-1.Moreover, we show that reg(I(G)s)≥ 2s+∈d-match\K2, C5\(G)-2,and if ∈d-match\K2, C5\(G) is an odd integer, then reg(I(G)s)≥ 2s+∈d-match\K2, C5\(G)-1.Furthermore, it is shown that reg(I(G)s)≤ 2s+-match(G)-1,where -match(G) denotes the ordered matching number of G. Finally, we construct infinitely many connected graphs which satisfy the following strict inequalities:2s+∈d-match(G)-1 < reg(I(G)s)< 2s+ cochord(G)-1.This gives a positive answer to a question asked in jns.
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