Some quantum P<sup>3</sup>s with infinitely many points (Q4390571)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1156544
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1156544 |
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Some quantum P<sup>3</sup>s with infinitely many points (English)
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3 August 1998
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regular algebras
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quadratic algebras
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projective geometry
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quadrics
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commutation relations
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graded Clifford algebras
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two-parameter deformations
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defining relations
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point modules
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iterated Ore extensions
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line modules
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The article considers graded Clifford algebras on \(n\) generators over polynomial rings over algebraically closed fields of \(\text{char}\neq 2\) and two-parameter deformations thereof. Regularity, Auslander regularity and Cohen-Macaulay property are discussed as the projective geometric properties behind the defining (commutation) relations. Generic, graded Clifford algebras have defining relations which are determined by their zero locus. An example of such a Clifford algebra generated by four grade 1 generators is given which contains exactly twenty point modules. A fourfold class of one parameter families of such algebras is constructed, which are found to be iterated Ore extensions on four generators. These algebras are deformations of a graded Clifford algebra such that the generic member has precisely one point module and a 1-dimensional family of line modules. The paper closes with some remarks and open problems.
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