Minimal-cycle Betti-number conjecture for graph curves

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Let GG be a graph on dd vertices, embedded as in Theorem 1.3. Let nn denote the girth of GG, and suppose that d=2g+1+pd=2g+1+p and n−2≤pn-2\leq p. Minimal-cycle Betti-number conjecture. The property N2,pN_{2,p} fails, and βn−2,n\beta_{n-2,n} is equal to the number of cycles of length nn in GG. This predicts that a graded Betti number records the number of shortest cycles in the graph under the stated numerical hypotheses.

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Gregory Burnham, Zvi Rosen, Jessica Sidman and Peter Vermeire, “Line arrangements modeling curves of high degree: equations, syzygies and secants”, arXiv:1201.5010 (2015).

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