Burity–Simis–Tohăneanu minimal-reduction conjecture for Jacobian ideals

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Let kk be a field, let R=k[x1,…,xn]R=k[x_1,\ldots,x_n], and let A\mathcal A be a central hyperplane arrangement with defining linear forms whose product is ff. Let I⊆RI\subseteq R be the ideal generated by the (m−1)(m-1)-fold products of the defining linear forms, and let JfJ_f be the Jacobian ideal of ff. Burity–Simis–Tohăneanu's minimal-reduction conjecture. With this notation, JfJ_f is a minimal reduction of II, with reduction number

red⁡Jf(I)≤n−1.\operatorname{red}_{J_f}(I)\leq n-1.

This conjecture was posed by Burity, Simis and Tohăneanu and has been proved when the arrangement has rank at most 33, including almost generic arrangements.

References

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Abbas Nasrollah Nejad and Aron Simis, “Closing two recent conjectures related to the Jacobian ideal of hyperplane arrangements”, arXiv:2606.18693 (2026).

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