On Hilbert ideals for a class of p-groups in characteristic p
Abstract
Let p be a prime number, a field of characteristic p and G a finite p-group. Let V be a finite-dimensional linear representation of G over . Write S = Sym V*. For a class of p-groups which we call generalised Nakajima groups, we prove the following: enumerate The Hilbert ideal is a complete intersection. As a consequence, for the case of generalised Nakajima groups, we prove a conjecture of Shank and Wehlau (reformulated by Broer) that asserts that if the invariant subring SG is a direct summand of S as SG-modules then SG is a polynomial ring. The Hilbert ideal has a generating set with elements of degree at most |G |. This bound is conjectured by Derksen and Kemper. enumerate
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