A note on stability properties of powers of polymatroidal ideals
Abstract
Let I be a matroidal ideal of degrre d of a polynomial ring R=K[x1,...,xn], where K is a field. Let astab(I) and dstab(I) be the smallest integer n for which Ass(In) and depth(In) stabilize, respectively. In this paper, we show that astab(I)=1 if and only if dstab(I)=1. Moreover, we prove that if d=3, then astab(I)= dstab(I). Furthermore, we show that if I is an almost square-free Veronese type ideal of degree d, then astab(I)= dstab(I)=n-1n-d.
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