On the Hilbert depth of quadratic and cubic functions
Abstract
Given a numerical function h: Z≥ 0 Z≥ 0 with h(0)>0, the Hilbert depth of h is hdepth(h)=\d\;:\;Σj=0k (-1)k-jd-jk-jh(j)≥ 0 for all k≤ d\; see arXiv:2309.10521 . In this note, we study the Hilbert depth of the functions h2(j)=aj2+bj+e, j≥ 0, and h3(j)=aj3+bj2+cj+e, j≥ 0, where a,b,c,e are some integers with a,e>0. We prove that if b<0 and b2≤ 4ae then hdepth(h2)≤ 11, and, if b<0and b2>4ae then hdepth(h2)≤ 13. Also, we show that if b<0 and b2≤ 3ac then hdepth(h3)≤ 67.
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