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Self-duality of the local cohomology of the Jacobian ring and Gherardellis Theorem

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 Added by Davide Franco
 Publication date 2020
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 Authors Davide Franco




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We prove that the $0$-th local cohomology of the jacobian ring of a projective hypersurface with isolated singularities has a nice interpretation it in the context of linkage theory. Roughly speaking, it represents a measure of the failure of Gherardellis theorem for the corresponding graded modules. This leads us to a different and characteristic free proof of its self-duality, which turns out to be an easy consequence of Grothendiecks local duality theorem.



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