Packing properties of cubic square-free monomial ideals
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Abstract: The symbolic powers, in general, are not equal to the ordinary powers. Therefore, one interesting question here is for what classes of ideals ordinary and symbolic powers coincide? The answer to this question for squarefree monomial ideals may be packing property. In this paper, we classify all cubic path ideals for those the symbolic and ordinary powers coincide.
Let \(G\) be a finite simple graph and \(J=I_3(G)\) the cubic path ideal of \(G\), that is the ideal generate by all the paths in \(G\) of length \(2\). The authors give a complete characterization of the cases when the equality of the symbolic and ordinary powers of \(J\) occurs. Their characterization is expressed in terms of the combinatorics of the graph \(G\).
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