Bound on the a-invariant and reduction numbers of ideals
Abstract
Let R be a d-dimensional standard graded ring over an Artin local ring. Let M be the unique maximal homogeneous ideal of R. Let hi(R)n denote the length of HiM(R)n, i.e. the nth graded component of the ith local cohomology module of R with respect to M. Define the Eisenbud-Goto invariant of R to be the number EG(R)= Σq=0d-1 d-1q hq(R)1-q. We prove that the a-invariant of R satisfies a(R) ≤ e(R)-length(R1)+(d-1)(length(R0)-1)+ EG(R). Using this bound we get upper bounds for the reduction number of an m-primary ideal of a Cohen-Macaulay local ring (R,m) whose associated graded ring G(m) has almost maximal depth.
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