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Modular Techniques for Effective Localization and Double Ideal Quotient

Yuki Ishihara
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By double ideal quotient, we mean $(I:(I:J))$ where ideals $I$ and $J$. In our previous work [11], double ideal quotient and its variants are shown to be very useful for checking prime divisor and generating primary component. Combining those properties, we can compute "direct localization" effectively, comparing with full primary decomposition. In this paper, we apply modular techniques effectively to computation of such double ideal quotient and its variants, where first we compute them modulo several prime numbers and then lift them up over rational numbers by Chinese Remainder Theorem and rational reconstruction. As a new modular technique for double ideal quotient and its variants, we devise criteria for output from modular computations. Also, we apply modular techniques to intermediate primary decomposition. We examine the effectiveness of our modular techniques for several examples by preliminary computational experiences on Singular.

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Yuki Ishihara. 2022-02-14. Modular Techniques for Effective Localization and Double Ideal Quotient. https://doi.org/10.1145/3373207.3404017

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