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On virtual resolutions of points in a product of projective spaces (2402.12495v1)

Published 19 Feb 2024 in math.AC and math.AG

Abstract: For finite sets of points in $\mathbb{P}n \times \mathbb{P}m$, we produce short virtual resolutions, as introduced by Berkesch--Erman--Smith. We first intersect with a sufficiently high power of one set of variables for points in $\mathbb{P}n \times \mathbb{P}m$ to produce a virtual resolution of length $n+m$. Then, we describe an explicit virtual resolution of length 3 for a set of points in sufficiently general position in $\mathbb{P}1 \times \mathbb{P}2$, via a subcomplex of a free resolution. This first result generalizes to $\mathbb{P}n \times \mathbb{P}m$ work of Harada--Nowroozi--Van Tuyl, and the second partially generalizes work of Harada--Nowroozi--Van Tuyl and Booms-Peot, which were both for $\mathbb{P}1 \times \mathbb{P}1$. Along the way, we also note an explicit relationship between Betti numbers and higher difference matrices of bigraded Hilbert functions for $\mathbb{P}n \times \mathbb{P}m$.

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