On the Apery sets of monomial curves
Teresa Cortadellas Ben\'itez, Raheleh Jafari, Santiago Zarzuela, Armengou

TL;DR
This paper investigates the properties of Apéry sets of numerical semigroups associated with monomial curves, providing new characterizations, proofs of conjectures, and insights into Hilbert functions for various embedding dimensions.
Contribution
It offers new characterizations of Apéry tables for monomial curves, proves conjectures by Sapko and Shen, and establishes non-decreasing Hilbert functions in specific cases.
Findings
Shape characterization of Apéry tables for embedding dimension 3
Proof of non-decreasing Hilbert functions for certain monomial curves
Validation of conjectures by Sapko and Shen
Abstract
In this paper, we use the Ap\'ery table of the numerical semigroup associated to an affine monomial curve in order to characterize arithmetic properties and invariants of its tangent cone. In particular, we precise the shape of the Ap\'ery table of a numerical semigroup of embedding dimension 3, when the tangent cone of its monomial curve is Buchsbaum or 2-Buchsbaum, and give new proofs for two conjectures raised by V. Sapko (Commun. Algebra {29}:4759-4773, 2001) and Y. H. Shen (Commun. Algebra {39}:1922-1940, 2001). We also provide a new simple proof in the case of monomial curves for Sally's conjecture (Numbers of Generators of Ideals in Local Rings, 1978) that the Hilbert function of a one-dimensional Cohen-Macaulay ring with embedding dimension three is non-decreasing. Finally, we obtain that monomial curves of embedding dimension 4 whose tangent cones are Buchsbaum, and also…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCommutative Algebra and Its Applications · Polynomial and algebraic computation · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
