The core formula conjecture for ideals satisfying residual conditions

Let RR be a local Cohen--Macaulay ring with infinite residue field. Let II be an RR-ideal of analytic spread 1\ell \geq 1 that satisfies GG_{\ell} and is weakly (1)(\ell-1)-residually S2S_2. Let JJ be a minimal reduction of II, and let rr denote the reduction number of II with respect to JJ.

Core formula conjecture. The core of II should satisfy

core(I)=(Jr ⁣:Ir)I=(Jr ⁣:Ir)J=Jr+1 ⁣:Ir.\operatorname{core}(I)=(J^r\colon I^r)I=(J^r\colon I^r)J=J^{r+1}\colon I^r.

This conjecture proposes a uniform description of the core for ideals satisfying the stated residual hypotheses, extending formulas known for more restricted classes such as balanced ideals. Its status is not resolved in the supplied source context.

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Primary source

Alberto Corso, Claudia Polini and Bernd Ulrich, “Core and residual intersections of ideals”, arXiv:math/0210070 (2002).

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