Conjecture on Betti numbers of powers of closed binomial edge ideals

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Let GG be a closed graph, let JGJ_G be its binomial edge ideal, and let \ini<(JG)\ini_<(J_G) denote its initial ideal with respect to the specified term order. For every integer i≥1i\geq 1, the ii-th powers satisfy

(\ini<(JG))i=\ini<(JGi),(\ini_<(J_G))^i=\ini_<(J_G^i),

and graded Betti numbers are taken for the corresponding graded ideals. Powers Betti-number conjecture. For every i≥1i\geq 1, the ideals JGiJ_G^i and (\ini<(JG))i=\ini<(JGi)(\ini_<(J_G))^i=\ini_<(J_G^i) have the same graded Betti numbers. This conjecture extends the earlier conjecture on the case i=1i=1 and is motivated by computer experiments for small powers. The paper records supporting equalities for regularity in the closed-graph case and for depth when JGJ_G is Cohen–Macaulay, but the conjecture itself is not stated as resolved.

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Viviana Ene, Giancarlo Rinaldo and Naoki Terai, “Powers of binomial edge ideals with quadratic Gröbner bases”, arXiv:2009.08341 (2020).

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