Complexity of computing pseudo-ASL Gröbner bases

Determine the computational complexity of computing pseudo-ASL Gröbner bases for arbitrary finitely generated commutative algebras equipped with a pseudo-ASL term order, and ascertain whether such bases can always be computed using only exponential space.

Background

The paper develops a Gröbner basis theory intrinsic to finitely generated commutative algebras endowed with pseudo-ASL structures and term orders. Ordinary Gröbner bases are known to be EXPSPACE-hard, and the authors ask whether the same level of complexity is inherent to pseudo-ASL Gröbner bases, or whether better bounds exist.

References

What is the complexity of computing pseudo-ASL Gröbner bases? Can they always be computed uses an exponential amount of space?

Gröbner Bases Native to Term-ordered Commutative Algebras, with Application to the Hodge Algebra of Minors (2510.11212 - Grochow et al., 13 Oct 2025) in Future directions and open questions — Algorithms and complexity