The coordinate ring of πΈβΏ as a polynomial ring over πͺ(L) #
For the coordinate subspace L = V(x_0, β¦, x_{r-1}) β πΈβΏ_A (r β€ n),
A[x] β
πͺ(L)[u_0, β¦, u_{r-1}] with πͺ(L) = A[x]/I β
A[x_r, β¦, x_{n-1}] (quotientCenterAlgEquiv
of Hironaka.Scheme.BlowUp.CoordinateSubspace.Exceptional), x_i β¦ u_i for i < r and x_i β¦ xΜ_i for i β₯ r (centerSplitEquiv). Under it the centre ideal I is the ideal (u_0, β¦, u_{r-1}) of the polynomial ring, and I^k is the ideal of polynomials all of whose monomials have
degree β₯ k (mem_span_range_X_pow_iff); the degree-k homogeneous component of such a polynomial
is its initial form, and initial forms multiply (homogeneousComponent_mul_of_mem). This is
[Mat89, Theorem 16.2] (the associated graded ring of an ideal generated by a regular sequence is
the polynomial ring) for the coordinate ideal, by degree counting β the algebraic input for the
identification of the exceptional divisor with β^{r-1}_L
(Hironaka.Scheme.BlowUp.CoordinateSubspace.ReesInitial).
A polynomial all of whose monomials have degree β₯ k lies in (X_i)^k.
Every monomial of an element of (X_i)^k has degree β₯ k.
(X_i)^k is the ideal of polynomials all of whose monomials have degree β₯ k.
The homogeneous component of degree k lies in (X_i)^k.
For p β (X_i)^k, p minus its initial form lies in (X_i)^(k+1).
For p β (X_i)^k, the initial form vanishes iff p β (X_i)^(k+1).
Initial forms multiply: for a β (X_i)^k, b β (X_i)^l, the degree-(k + l) component of
a * b is the product of the degree-k component of a and the degree-l component of b.
A[x_0, β¦, x_{n-1}] ββ[A] (A[x]/I)[u_0, β¦, u_{r-1}], x_i β¦ u_i for i < r and x_i β¦ xΜ_i
for i β₯ r, through A[x]/I β A[x_i : r β€ i] (quotientCenterAlgEquiv).
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Instances For
The constant term of centerSplitEquiv p is the class of p in A[x]/I.
Under centerSplitEquiv the center ideal is the ideal (u_0, β¦, u_{r-1}).
p β I^k iff its image under centerSplitEquiv lies in (u_0, β¦, u_{r-1})^k.