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تسجيل مستخدم جديدOn Froberg-Macaulay conjectures for algebras
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Macaulays theorem and Frobergs conjecture deal with the Hilbert function of homogeneous ideals in polynomial rings $S$ over a field $K$. In this short note we present some questions related to variants of Macaulays theorem and Frobergs conjecture for $K$-subalgebras of polynomial rings. In details, given a subspace $V$ of forms of degree $d$ we consider the $K$-subalgebra $K[V]$ of $S$ generated by $V$. What can be said about Hilbert function of $K[V]$? The analogy with the ideal case suggests several questions. To state them we start by recalling Macaulays theorem, Frobergs conjecture and Gotzmanns persistence theorem for ideals. Then we presents the variants for $K$-subalgebras along with some partial results and examples.
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