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Name Kiumars
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Apr
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comment Fubini-Study metric for an infinite dimensional Hilbert space
Thanks Ahmed and Alvarez, so definition works as in the finite dimensional case.
Mar
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asked Fubini-Study metric for an infinite dimensional Hilbert space
Mar
25
comment Initial ideal of k-th power of an ideal
Sorry Youngsu for confusion.
Mar
25
comment Initial ideal of k-th power of an ideal
Here by "primary" I mean m-primary where $\mathfrak{m}$ is the maximal ideal generated by $x_1, \ldots, x_n$. Nevertheless if $\mathfrak{n}$ is another maximal ideal and $I$ is $\mathfrak{n}$-primary then $S/I$ is finite dimensional over ${\bf k}$.
Mar
25
comment Initial ideal of k-th power of an ideal
Youngsu: It follows from the following observations: $I$ is primary iff $S/I$ is finite dimensional as a vector space over $k$. Since $\dim(S/I) = \dim(S/ in(I))$ it follows that $in(I)$ is also primary. Now for any $k > 0$, $in(I)^k$ should be primary. Thus $S/in(I)^k$ is finite dimensional which implies that $in(I^k) / in(I)^k$ is also finite dimensional.
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asked Initial ideal of k-th power of an ideal
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