Symmetric iterated Betti numbers
Eric Babson, Isabella Novik, Rekha Thomas
Abstract
We define a set of invariants of a homogeneous ideal I in a polynomial ring called the symmetric iterated Betti numbers of I. For IΓ, the Stanley-Reisner ideal of a simplicial complex Γ, these numbers are the symmetric counterparts of the exterior iterated Betti numbers of Γ introduced by Duval and Rose. We show that the symmetric iterated Betti numbers of an ideal I coincide with those of a particular reverse lexicographic generic initial ideal (I) of I, and interpret these invariants in terms of the associated primes and standard pairs of (I). We verify that for an ideal I=IΓ the extremal Betti numbers of IΓ are precisely the extremal (symmetric or exterior) iterated Betti numbers of Γ. We close with some results and conjectures about the relationship between symmetric and exterior iterated Betti numbers of a simplicial complex.
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