The Structure of Polynomial Ideals And Grobner Bases
The Structure of Polynomial Ideals And Grobner Bases
Thomas Dube
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4 PARTITIONING THE POLYNOMIAL SPACE 10 Lemma 9 Let h e A'[ii, . . . , i„+i] be a homogeneous polynomial. Then a{HeadB{h)) = Jea is defined such that the monomial whose a projection is >-least will appear as HeadB(/i). Q. E. D. Theorem 10 Lei G = {dii- ■ 'iSk} be a homogeneous Grdhner basis for I relative to >. Then, G = {cr{g\), - ■ ■ ■, cr{gk)} is a Grobner basis for I B relative to >. A Proof. By the previous lemma, we know that G is a basis for /, so we only need to prove that G is Grob...ner. We use the characterization that G is a Grobner basis if and only if (Head^(G)) = Headyi{I). Clearly Head^(G) C Head^(7), so we need to show the other inclusion. Since G is a basis for 7, any /i G / can be written as h = IIaicr(g, ) with a, e K[xi, . .. , !„]. Let h' = Efliffn then a(/j') = h. Now h' G /, and / is a homogeneous ideal. Write h' = Hf-o h'^ where h'^ is the degree z homogeneous component of h'.
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