The adjusted generator bound for perfect ideals

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Let (R,m)(R,\mathfrak{m}) be a regular local ring, let JJ be a perfect ideal of grade gg, and let nn be a positive integer. Write μ(−)\mu(-) for the minimal number of generators. Assume that there is no ideal II of height g−2g-2 such that J⊆I+mnJ\subseteq I+\mathfrak{m}^n.

The adjusted generator bound. If

μ(J+mn/mn)≥(g+n−3g−2),\mu(J+\mathfrak{m}^n/\mathfrak{m}^n)\geq \begin{pmatrix} g+n-3\\ g-2 \end{pmatrix},

then

μ(J)≤(g+n−2g−1).\mu(J)\leq \begin{pmatrix} g+n-2\\ g-1 \end{pmatrix}.

This is proposed as a modification of the earlier false conjecture; the source provides no proof or resolution.

References

Primary source

Raymond C Heitmann, “Numbers of Generators of Perfect Ideals”, arXiv:2212.13620 (2022).

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