A remark on a conjecture of Derksen
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Abstract: Let V be a complex representation of a finite group G of order g. Derksen conjectured that the pth syzygies of the invariant ring Sym(V)^G are generated in degrees at most (p+1)g. We point out that a simple application of the theory of twisted commutative algebras -- using an idea due to Weyl -- gives the bound pg^3.
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