Cohen–Macaulay decomposition conjecture for the maximal degeneration

Let RR be the polynomial ring of entries of the degenerated generic matrix, let JJ be the Jacobian ideal of its determinant, let II be the ideal of submaximal minors, and let J:IJ:I be the colon ideal. Assume r=m2r=m-2. Cohen–Macaulay decomposition conjecture. Both R/JR/J and R/(J:I)R/(J:I) are Cohen–Macaulay reduced rings, and

J=I(J:I).J=I\cap(J:I).

This predicts a reduced Cohen–Macaulay decomposition of the Jacobian scheme into the component defined by II and the component defined by J:IJ:I.

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Rainelly Cunha, Zaqueu Ramos and Aron Simis, “Degenerations of the generic square matrix. Polar map and determinantal structure”, arXiv:1610.07681 (2017).

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