Graded-ring conjecture for absorbing ideals

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Let R=⨁g∈GRgR=\bigoplus_{g\in G}R_g be a ring graded by a torsion-free abelian group GG. Let α\alpha be an ideal of RR, and let α∗\alpha^* be the largest homogeneous ideal contained in α\alpha. For an ideal β\beta, let ω(β)\omega(\beta) denote its absorbing number.

Graded-ring conjecture. For any ideal α\alpha of a graded ring RR,

ω(α∗)≤ω(α).\omega(\alpha^*)\leq\omega(\alpha).

This is motivated by the fact that the homogeneous part of a prime ideal is prime, and asks whether the analogous inequality holds for absorbing ideals. The source does not state that the conjecture has been resolved.

References

Primary source

Spencer Secord, “Collections of an Ideal: Any n-Absorbing Ideal is Strongly n-Absorbing”, arXiv:2305.03878 (2023).

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