Unbounded resurgence of fiber products

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Let II be a homogeneous polynomial ideal, and let I[k]I^{[k]} denote its kk-fold fiber-product ideal. Write ρ(I)\rho(I) for the resurgence of II and define the asymptotic resurgence by

ρa(I)=lim sup⁡r→∞α(I(r))α(Ir).\rho_a(I)=\limsup_{r\to\infty}\frac{\alpha(I^{(r)})}{\alpha(I^r)}.

Unbounded fiber-product resurgence conjecture. There exists a homogeneous polynomial ideal II such that

lim sup⁡k→∞ρ(I[k])=∞.\limsup_{k\rightarrow\infty}\rho(I^{[k]})=\infty.

The preceding examples show that fiber products can increase resurgence while preserving asymptotic resurgence, and the conjecture asks whether the resurgence of the fiber products of one fixed ideal can become unbounded.

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Sankhaneel Bisui, Huy Tai Ha, A. V. Jayanthan and Abu Chackalamannil Thomas, “Resurgence numbers of fiber products of projective schemes”, arXiv:1901.07967 (2019).

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