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Normally torsion-freeness and normality criteria for monomial ideals

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arxiv 2408.05561 v2 pith:URFBV3YM submitted 2024-08-10 math.AC

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In this paper, we focus on the associated primes of powers of monomial ideals and asymptotic behavior properties such as normally torsion-freeness, normality, the strong persistence property, and the persistence property. In particular, we introduce the concept of monomial ideals of well-nearly normally torsion-free type, and show that these ideals are normal. After that, we present some results on the existence of embedded associated prime ideals in the associated primes set of powers of monomial ideals. Further, we employ them in investigating the edge and cover ideals of cones of graphs. Next, we present counterexamples to several questions concerning the relations between relevant algebraic properties of the edge ideals of clutters and complement clutters. We conclude by providing counterexamples to questions on the possible connections between normally torsion-freeness and normality of monomial ideals under polarization.

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  1. On the strong persistence property and normally torsion-freeness of square-free monomial ideals

    math.AC 2024-11 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    It proves strong persistence for all square-free monomial ideals in five variables and gives new normal torsion-freeness criteria, including a check for Conforti-Cornuejols minimal counterexamples.

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