On the degree two entry of a Gorenstein h-vector and a conjecture of Stanley
Juan C. Migliore, Uwe Nagel, Fabrizio Zanello
Abstract
In this note we establish a (non-trivial) lower bound on the degree two entry h2 of a Gorenstein h-vector of any given socle degree e and any codimension r. In particular, when e=4, that is for Gorenstein h-vectors of the form h=(1,r,h2,r,1), our lower bound allows us to prove a conjecture of Stanley on the order of magnitude of the minimum value, say f(r), that h2 may assume. In fact, we show that r ∞ f(r) r2/3= 62/3. In general, we wonder whether our lower bound is sharp for all integers e≥ 4 and r≥ 2.
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