The strong-versus-weak F-regularity conjecture

Let RR be a ring of characteristic p>0p>0, and let II^* denote the tight closure of an ideal II in RR. The ring RR is strongly FF-regular when every suitable Frobenius splitting condition holds; the source uses this standard notion.

Strong-versus-weak F-regularity conjecture. RR is strongly FF-regular if and only if

I=II^*=I

for all ideals II.

A number of special cases are known, and the forward implication follows from the method cited in the source. The converse was presented as an important open problem in tight closure theory.

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Primary source

Karl Schwede and Kevin Tucker, “A survey of test ideals”, arXiv:1104.2000 (2011).

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