On the relevant domain of the Hilbert function of a finite multiprojective scheme

Abstract Let X be a zero-dimensional reduced subscheme of a multiprojective space $\mathbb {V} $ . Let $s_i$ be the length of the projection of X onto the i th component of $\mathbb {V}$ . A result of Van Tuyl states that the Hilbert function of X is completely determined by its restriction to the product of the intervals $[0, s_i - 1]$ . We extend this result to arbitrary zero-dimensional subschemes of $\mathbb {V}$ .

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Canadian Journal of Mathematics
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.4153/s0008414x25101764
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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On the relevant domain of the Hilbert function of a finite multiprojective scheme

Mario Maican
Canadian Journal of Mathematics
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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On the relevant domain of the Hilbert function of a finite multiprojective scheme

Mario Maican
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Abstract Let X be a zero-dimensional reduced subscheme of a multiprojective space $\mathbb {V} $ . Let $s_i$ be the length of the projection of X onto the i th component of $\mathbb {V}$ . A result of Van Tuyl states that the Hilbert function of X is completely determined by its restriction to the product of the intervals $[0, s_i - 1]$ . We extend this result to arbitrary zero-dimensional subschemes of $\mathbb {V}$ .

Canadian Journal of Mathematics
Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Mathematics (CZ), Romanian Academy (RO)
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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