Herzog's polarization conjecture for Stanley depth

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Let R=K[X1,…,Xn]R=\mathbb{K}[X_1,\ldots,X_n] be a polynomial ring, let I⊂RI\subset R be a monomial ideal, and let Ip⊂RpI^p\subset R^p be its polarization, where RpR^p is the polynomial ring in which IpI^p is defined. Herzog's polarization conjecture.

sdepth⁡R/I−depth⁡R/I=sdepth⁡Rp/Ip−depth⁡Rp/Ip.\operatorname{sdepth} R/I-\operatorname{depth} R/I=\operatorname{sdepth} R^p/I^p-\operatorname{depth} R^p/I^p.

The conjecture predicts that polarization preserves the difference between Stanley depth and ordinary depth. It is stated here as a conjecture by Herzog, but the paper's abstract says that the authors prove it; the supplied span itself does not record that resolution.

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Bogdan Ichim, Lukas Katthän and Julio José Moyano-Fernández, “The behavior of Stanley depth under polarization”, arXiv:1401.4309 (2014).

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