On the Betti numbers of some Gorenstein ideals
Matthew Miller, Rafael H. Villarreal
Abstract
Assume R is a polynomial ring over a field and I is a homogeneous Gorenstein ideal of codimension g3 and initial degree p2. We prove that the number of minimal generators ν(Ip) of I that are in degree p is bounded above by ν0=p+g-1 g-1-p+g-3 g-1, which is the number of minimal generators of the defining ideal of the extremal Gorenstein algebra of codimension g and initial degree p. Further, I is itself extremal if ν(Ip)=ν0.
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