A non-unimodal codimension 3 level h-vector
Fabrizio Zanello
Abstract
(1,3,6,10,15,21,28,27,27,28) is a level h-vector! This example answers negatively the open question as to whether all codimension 3 level h-vectors are unimodal. Moreover, using the same (simple) technique, we are able to construct level algebras of codimension 3 whose h-vectors have exactly N ` ` maxima", for any positive integer N. These non-unimodal h-vectors, in particular, provide examples of codimension 3 level algebras not enjoying the Weak Lefschetz Property (WLP). Their existence was also an open problem before. In the second part of the paper we further investigate this fundamental property, and show that there even exist codimension 3 level algebras of type 3 without the WLP.
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