Macaulay 2 and the geometry of schemes
Gregory G. Smith, Bernd Sturmfels
Abstract
This tutorial illustrates how to use Grayson and Stillman's computer algebra system, Macaulay2, to study schemes. The examples are taken from the homework for an algebraic geometry class given at the University of California, Berkeley in the fall of 1999. This graduate course was taught by the second author with assistance for the first author. Our choice of problems follows the material in Eisenbud and Harris' textbook, The Geometry of Schemes.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Integral and higher-genus quantum McKay correspondence in type D
Andrea Brini, Jingxiang Ma
Tensor-generating line bundles on toric varieties
Daigo Ito, Michael R. Zeng, Xiangru Zeng
Deterministic Determination of Axial Constants, Sectional Regularities and Annihilator Numbers
Amir Hashemi, Rozhin Sadr, Werner M. Seiler
Series of Fano quiver moduli from extended Dynkin quivers
Pieter Belmans, Markus Reineke
Gluing weak approximability along recollements
Pat Lank
The monodromy conjecture for high order poles, and norms of residue antiderivatives
Alexander Esterov