The binomial vanishing ideal conjecture for projective sets over finite fields

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Let K=FqK=\mathbb{F}_q be a finite field, let Y\mathbb{Y} be a subset of Ps−1\mathbb{P}^{s-1}, and let I(Y)I(\mathbb{Y}) denote its vanishing ideal. A projective set is parameterized by Laurent monomials if it admits a parametrization by Laurent monomials over KK. Binomial vanishing ideal conjecture. If I(Y)I(\mathbb{Y}) is a binomial ideal, then Y\mathbb{Y} is a projective set parameterized by Laurent monomials. The conjecture proposes a converse to the preceding result for sets whose points have binary representatives; unlike that restricted case, no such restriction is imposed here, and the supplied source does not indicate whether the conjecture has been resolved.

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Azucena Tochimani and Rafael H. Villarreal, “Vanishing ideals over finite fields”, arXiv:1502.05451 (2016).

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