Conjecture on extremal Betti numbers of Cartwright–Sturmfels ideals

Let SS be the polynomial ring with its Zn{\mathbb Z}^n-grading, let II be a Cartwright–Sturmfels (CS) ideal, and let JJ be its Zn{\mathbb Z}^n-graded generic initial ideal. The CS Betti-number conjecture. The extremal total Betti numbers of II and JJ are equal. In particular, II and JJ have the same projective dimension and Castelnuovo–Mumford regularity. This is motivated by the expected connection between the homological invariants of a CS ideal and those of its generic initial ideal; the source presents it as suggested by computational experiments, with no resolution stated.

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Aldo Conca, Emanuela De Negri and Elisa Gorla, “Cartwright-Sturmfels ideals associated to graphs and linear spaces”, arXiv:1705.00575 (2021).

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