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Non-Noetherian filtrations: non-quasi-linear v-function and existence of asymptotic slope

Construct a non-Noetherian graded filtration I = {I[k]} of a finitely generated N-graded domain R for which the v-function k ↦ v(I[k]) is not eventually quasi-linear, and determine whether the limit lim_{k→∞} v(I[k])/k exists; if it exists, ascertain its value.

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Background

The main theorem establishes eventual quasi-linearity of the v-function under the Noetherian hypothesis on the graded filtration. The authors ask for behavior beyond this hypothesis.

They note that subsequent work [33] provides an example of a non-Noetherian graded filtration with a v-function that is not eventually quasi-linear, but the existence and value of the asymptotic slope lim_{k→∞} v(I[k])/k remain unclear.

References

Problem 5.2. Find an example of non Noetherian graded filtration I = {I } [k] k≥0 of R whose v-function v(I ) is not an eventually quasi-linear function in k. Does [k] the limit lim k→∞ v(I [k] exists? If so, what it is equal to?

Asymptotic behaviour of integer programming and the $\text{v}$-function of a graded filtration (2403.08435 - Ficarra et al., 13 Mar 2024) in Problem 5.2, Section 5 (Open questions), pages 9–10