On circuit binomials of toric ideals of weighted oriented graphs
Abstract
In this work, we classify the circuit binomials of any weighted oriented graph D and we explicitly compute the circuit binomials of D in terms of the minors of the incidence matrix of D. We show that the circuit binomials of any weighted oriented graph D are the primitive binomials corresponding to one of the classes: (i) a balanced cycle, (ii) two unbalanced cycles sharing a vertex, (iii) two unbalanced cycles connected by a path, (iv) two unbalanced cycles sharing a path. We explicitly prove a formula for the primitive binomial generator of the toric ideal ID in terms of the minors of the incidence matrix of D, where D is as in (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv). Thus we explicitly compute all the circuit binomials D of any weighted oriented graph D. If D is a weighted oriented graph which has at most two unbalanced cycles such that no two balanced cycles share a path in D and no balanced cycle in D shares an edge with the path which connects the two unbalanced cycles in D if it exists, then we show that ID is a strongly robust circuit ideal and it has complete intersection initial ideal. For this class of ideals, we explicitly compute the Betti numbers.
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