Numerical Semigroups of Sally Type
Abstract
Judith Sally proved in 1980 that the associated graded ring of one-dimensional Gorenstein local rings of multiplicity e and embedding dimension e-2 are Cohen-Macaulay. She showed that the defining ideal of the associated graded ring of such rings is generated by e-2 2 elements. Numerical semigroup rings are a big class of one-dimensional Cohen-Macaulay rings. In 2014, Herzog and Stamate proved that the numerical semigroup <e,e+1,e+4,…,2e-1 > defines a Gorenstein semigroup ring satisfying Sally's conditions above and such semigroups are called Gorenstein Sally Semigroups. We call a numerical semigroup S as Sally type if <S >= < e,e+1,…,e+m-1, e+m+1,…, e+n-1,e+n+1, … 2e-1> for some 2 ≤ m <n ≤ e-2. In this paper, we give a formula for its Frobenius number along with a necessary and sufficient condition for it to be Gorenstein. We compute the minimal number of generators for the defining ideal of the semigroup ring k[S]. Additionally, we present an algorithm and a GAP code used in applying Hochster's combinatorial formula to compute the first Betti number of k[S].
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