On the ring of differential operators of certain regular domains
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Abstract: Let be a complete equicharacteristic Noetherian domain of dimension . Assume has characteristic zero and that is not a regular local ring. Let the singular locus of be defined by an ideal in . Note . Let with . Set . Then is a regular domain of dimension . We show contains naturally a field . Let be the set of -linear derivations of and let be the subring of generated by and the multiplication operators defined by elements in the ring . We show that , the ring of -linear differential operators on , is a left, right Noetherian ring of global dimension . This enables us to prove Lyubeznik's conjecture on modulo a conjecture on roots of Bernstein-Sato polynomials over power series rings.
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