Rigid resolutions and big Betti numbers

Abstract

In the first part of the paper we answer (positively) a question raised by the first author which has to do with some sort of rigity of the tail of resolution of an ideal. Let I be a homogeneous ideal in a polynomial ring over a field of characteristic 0. Denote by βi(I) the i-th Betti number of I and by Gin(I) the revlex generic initial ideal of I. In general one has βi(I)≤ βi(Gin(I)) and we show that if βi(I)=βi(Gin(I)) for some i then βj(I)=βj(Gin(I)) for all j>i. In the second part of the paper we answer a question of Eisenbud and Huneke. We prove that if I is m-primary and I⊂ md then βi(md)≤ βi(Gin(I)) for all i.

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