On the normally torsion-freeness of square-free monomial ideals

Abstract

Let I⊂ R=K[x1, …, xn] be a square-free monomial ideal, q be a prime monomial ideal in R, h be a square-free monomial in R with supp(h) (supp(q) supp(I))=, and L:=I (q, h). In this paper, we first focus on the associated primes of powers of L and explore the normally torsion-freeness of L. We also give an application on a comb inatorial result. Next, we study when a square-free monomial ideal is minimally not normally torsion-free. Particularly, we introduce a class of square-free monomial ideals, which are minimally not normally torsion-free.

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