We classify all possible h-vectors of graded artinian Gorenstein algebras in socle degree 4 and codimension ≤ 17, and in socle degree 5 and codimension ≤ 25. We obtain as a consequence that the least number of variables allowing the existence of a nonunimodal Gorenstein h-vector is 13 for socle degree 4, and 17 for socle degree 5. In particular, the smallest nonunimodal Gorenstein h-vector is (1, 13, 12, 13, 1), which was constructed by Stanley in his 1978 seminal paper on level algebras. This solves a longstanding open question in this area. All of our results are characteristic free
AbstractWe discuss Green’s paper [11] from a new algebraic perspective, and provide applications of ...
AbstractA relatively compressed algebra with given socle degrees is an Artinian quotient A of a give...
The main goal of this paper is to characterize the Hilbert functions of all (artinian) codimension 4...
We classify all possible h-vectors of graded artinian Gorenstein algebras in socle degree 4 and codi...
The study of the h-vectors of graded Gorenstein algebras is an important topic in combinatorial comm...
The first example of a non unimodal Gorenstein $h$-vector was given by Stanley, it is $(1,13,12,13,1...
In this short paper we establish a (non-trivial) lower bound on the degree two entry h2 of a Gorenst...
ABSTRACT. In this short note we establish a (non-trivial) lower bound on the degree two entry h2 of ...
AbstractWe determine new bounds on the entries of Gorenstein Hilbert functions, both in any fixed co...
We determine new bounds on the entries of Gorenstein Hilbert functions, both in any fixed codimensio...
In this paper we study the O-sequences of local (or graded) K-algebras of socle degree 4. More preci...
We discuss Green\u27s paper [11] from a new algebraic perspective, and provide applications of its r...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on May 31, 2012).The entire t...
Abstract(1,3,6,10,15,21,28,27,27,28) is a level h-vector!This example answers negatively the open qu...
In this paper we characterize the h-vector of a Gorenstein codimension three domain. Main tool is a ...
AbstractWe discuss Green’s paper [11] from a new algebraic perspective, and provide applications of ...
AbstractA relatively compressed algebra with given socle degrees is an Artinian quotient A of a give...
The main goal of this paper is to characterize the Hilbert functions of all (artinian) codimension 4...
We classify all possible h-vectors of graded artinian Gorenstein algebras in socle degree 4 and codi...
The study of the h-vectors of graded Gorenstein algebras is an important topic in combinatorial comm...
The first example of a non unimodal Gorenstein $h$-vector was given by Stanley, it is $(1,13,12,13,1...
In this short paper we establish a (non-trivial) lower bound on the degree two entry h2 of a Gorenst...
ABSTRACT. In this short note we establish a (non-trivial) lower bound on the degree two entry h2 of ...
AbstractWe determine new bounds on the entries of Gorenstein Hilbert functions, both in any fixed co...
We determine new bounds on the entries of Gorenstein Hilbert functions, both in any fixed codimensio...
In this paper we study the O-sequences of local (or graded) K-algebras of socle degree 4. More preci...
We discuss Green\u27s paper [11] from a new algebraic perspective, and provide applications of its r...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on May 31, 2012).The entire t...
Abstract(1,3,6,10,15,21,28,27,27,28) is a level h-vector!This example answers negatively the open qu...
In this paper we characterize the h-vector of a Gorenstein codimension three domain. Main tool is a ...
AbstractWe discuss Green’s paper [11] from a new algebraic perspective, and provide applications of ...
AbstractA relatively compressed algebra with given socle degrees is an Artinian quotient A of a give...
The main goal of this paper is to characterize the Hilbert functions of all (artinian) codimension 4...