The purpose of this book is twofold: to present some basic ideas in commutative algebra and algebraic geometry and to introduce topics of current research, centered around the themes of Gröbner bases, resultants and syzygies. The presentation of the material combines definitions and proofs with an emphasis on concrete examples. The authors illustrate the use of software such as Mathematica and Singular. The design of the text in each chapter consists of two parts: the fundamentals and the applications, which make it suitable for courses of various lengths, levels, and topics based on the mathematical background of the students. The fundamentals portion of the chapter is intended to be read with minimal outside assistance, and to learn some of the most useful tools in commutative algebra. The applications of the chapter are to provide a glimpse of the advanced mathematical research where the topics and results are related to the material presented earlier. In the applications portion, the authors present a number of results from a wide range of sources without detailed proofs. The applications portion of the chapter is suitable for a reader who knows a little commutative algebra and algebraic geometry already, and serves as a guide to some interesting research topics. This book should be thought of as an introduction to more advanced texts and research topics. Its novelty is that the material presented is a unique combination of the essential methods and the current research results. The goal is to equip readers with the fundamental classical algebra and geometry tools, ignite their research interests, and initiate some potential research projects in the related areas.
First Published in 2018. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an Informa company.
For those looking for an introduction to the area of commutative algebra, this book opens all the right doors and provides a clarity of understanding that all will welcome.
The book also includes many exercises, both theoretical and practical. This is a book about Gröbner bases and their applications. It contains 3 chapters, 20 sections, 44 tutorials, 165 exercises, and numerous further amusements.
Let A be the 1-dimensional complex: 29 X, 32 Then K(x”, R): 0 — R → Rz, GB Rz, 6B Ros (B Rz. --> Friz, 6B Reizs 6B Rzars — 0. If a = (0,0,0,0), then K(x”, R), is the augmented cochain complex for lksta W = A and H'(R). = Hi-1(A).
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