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Let $R=Bbbk[x_1,...,x_m]$ be the polynomial ring over a field $Bbbk$ with the standard $mathbb Z^m$-grading (multigrading), let $L$ be a Noetherian multigraded $R$-module, let $beta_{i,alpha}(L)$ the $i$th (multigraded) Betti number of $L$ of multidegree $a$. We introduce the notion of a generic (relative to $L$) multidegree, and the notion of multigraded module of generic type. When the multidegree $a$ is generic (relative to $L$) we provide a Hochster-type formula for $beta_{i,alpha}(L)$ as the dimension of the reduced homology of a certain simplicial complex associated with $L$. This allows us to show that there is precisely one homological degree $ige 1$ in which $beta_{i,alpha}(L)$ is non-zero and in this homological degree the Betti number is the $beta$-invariant of a certain minor of a matroid associated to $L$. In particular, this provides a precise combinatorial description of all multigraded Betti numbers of $L$ when it is a multigraded module of generic type.
Let $R = mathbb{K}[x_1, ldots, x_n]$ and $I subset R$ be a homogeneous ideal. In this article, we first obtain certain sufficient conditions for the subadditivity of $R/I$. As a consequence, we prove that if $I$ is generated by homogeneous complete i
The Buchsbaum-Eisenbud-Horrocks Conjecture predicts that if M is a non-zero module of finite length and finite projective dimension over a local ring R of dimension d, then the i-th Betti number of M is at least d choose i. This conjecture implies th
Let I be either the ideal of maximal minors or the ideal of 2-minors of a row graded or column graded matrix of linear forms L. In two previous papers we showed that I is a Cartwright-Sturmfels ideal, that is, the multigraded generic initial ideal gi
Let $R=bigoplus_{underline{n} in mathbb{N}^t}R_{underline{n}}$ be a commutative Noetherian $mathbb{N}^t$-graded ring, and $L = bigoplus_{underline{n}inmathbb{N}^t}L_{underline{n}}$ be a finitely generated $mathbb{N}^t$-graded $R$-module. We prove tha
We introduce a new class of monomial ideals which we call symmetric shifted ideals. Symmetric shifted ideals are fixed by the natural action of the symmetric group and, within the class of monomial ideals fixed by this action, they can be considered