On the (n, d)^th f-ideals

Abstract: A square-free monomial ideal

I

is called an {it

f

-ideal}, if both

d e l t a_{m a t h c a l F} (I)

and

d e l t a_{m a t h c a l N} (I)

have the same

f

-vector, where

d e l t a_{m a t h c a l F} (I)

(

d e l t a_{m a t h c a l N} (I)

, respectively) is the facet (Stanley-Reisner, respectively) complex related to

I

. In this paper, we introduce the concepts of perfect set containing

k

and perfect set without

k

. We study the

(n, d)^{t h}

perfect sets and show that

V (n, d) e q e m p t y s e t

for

d g e q 2

and

n g e q d + 2

. Then we give some algorithms to construct

(n, d)^{t h}

f

-ideals and show an upper bound for the

(n, d)^{t h}

perfect number.

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