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Positive_Characteristic_Berkeley2014
title: Positive Characteristic Berkeley2014 permalink: wiki/Positive_Characteristic_Berkeley2014/ layout: wiki
We would like to build upon, clean up, and unify existing positive characteristic tools related to singularities and Frobenius. For example, test ideals, Hilbert-Kunz multiplicity, etc.
- Parameter test modules and parameter test ideals
- F-injectivity and F-rationality tests
- Test ideals of non-principal ideals
- Integrate more of Katzman's code into the project
- Better isolated graded FPT and F-jumping number computation (Hernandez-Witt?)
- ???
Description of methods and functions implemented: ethRoot(Ideal I,ZZ e):
compute smallest ideal J whose p^eth Frobenius power contains J.
ethRoot(RingElement f, Ideal I, ZZ a, ZZ e):
compute (f^a*I)^{[1/p^e]} in such a way that we don't blow exponent buffers
ethRoot (Ideal I, ZZ m , ZZ e) := (I,m,e)
compute (I^m)^{[1/p^e]} in such a way that we don't blow exponent buffers
ethRoot (Matrix A, ZZ e):
find smallest submodule of free module whose p^eth Frobenius power contains the image of A
minimalCompatible(Ideal I,RingElement u,ZZ e):
find the smallest ideal J containing I which satisfies uJ\subset J^{[p^e]}
minimalCompatible(Ideal,RingElement,ZZ,ZZ) := (Jk, hk, ak, ek) -> ascendIdealSafe (Jk, hk, ak, ek)
a "safe" version
minimalCompatible(Matrix A,Matrix U,ZZ e):
find the smallest submodule B of a free module containing containing the image of A which satisfies U B\subset B^{[p^e]}
findAllCompatibleIdeals = (RingElement u):
FIND IDEALS COMPATIBLE WITH A GIVEN NEAR-SPLITTING
"findGeneratingMorphisms", --MK
"findHSLloci", --MK
"canonicalIdeal",
"frobeniusPower",
"HSL",
"nonFInjectiveLocus", --MK
"paraTestModule",
"paraTestModuleAmbient",
--- to be conntinued
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