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-- TODO: -- finish doc -- how to interact with pushForward? -- issues: pushForward seems somewhat faster, in the homogeneous case... -- also, are these stashed in that case? (They are not here, yet). newPackage( "PushForward", Version => "0.6", Date => "May 14, 2021", Authors => { {Name => "Claudiu Raicu", Email => "craicu@nd.edu", HomePage => "http://www3.nd.edu/~craicu"}, {Name => "David Eisenbud", Email => "de@msri.org", HomePage => "http://www.msri.org/~de"}, {Name => "Mike Stillman", Email => "mike@math.cornell.edu", HomePage => "http://pi.math.cornell.edu/~mike"} }, Headline => "push forwards of finite ring maps", Keywords => {"Commutative Algebra"} ) -- note, this version has a slight change added by Karl Schwede. It has an option to turn off the prune calls. -- Recently, David Eisenbud and Mike Stillman have extended it, fixing some bugs too. export { "isModuleFinite", "pushFwd", "NoPrune" } isInclusionOfCoefficientRing = method() isInclusionOfCoefficientRing RingMap := Boolean => inc -> ( --checks whether the map is the inclusion of the coefficientRing if source inc =!= coefficientRing target inc then return false; inc vars source inc == promote (vars source inc, target inc) ) isFinite1 = (f) -> ( A := source f; B := target f; matB := null; mapf := null; pols := f.matrix; (FA, phiA) := flattenRing A; iFA := ideal FA; varsA := flatten entries phiA^-1 vars FA; RA := try(ring source presentation FA) else FA; (FB, phiB) := flattenRing B; iFB := ideal FB; varsB := flatten entries phiB^-1 vars FB; RB := try(ring source presentation FB) else FB; m := numgens FA; n := numgens FB; pols = pols_{0..(m-1)}; R := try(tensor(RB, RA, Join => false)) else tensor(RB, RA, Join => true); xvars := (gens R)_{n..n+m-1}; yvars := (gens R)_{0..n-1}; iA := sub(ideal FA,matrix{xvars}); iB := sub(ideal FB,matrix{yvars}); iGraph := ideal(matrix{xvars}-sub(pols,matrix{yvars})); I := iA+iB+iGraph; inI := leadTerm I; r := ideal(sub(inI,matrix{yvars | splice{m:0}})); for i from 1 to n do if ideal(sub(gens r,matrix{{(i-1):0,1_R,(m+n-i):0}}))!=ideal(1_R) then return false; true ) isModuleFinite = method() isModuleFinite Ring := Boolean => R -> ( I := ideal leadTerm ideal R; ge := flatten select(I_*/support, ell -> #ell == 1); set ge === set gens ring I ) isModuleFinite RingMap := Boolean => f -> ( if isInclusionOfCoefficientRing f then isModuleFinite target f else isFinite1 f ) pushFwd=method(Options => {NoPrune => false}) pushFwd RingMap := Sequence => o -> (f) -> --pfB is B^1 as an A-module --matB is the set of monomials in B that form a set of generators as an A-module --mapf takes as arg an element of B, and returns ?? ( A:=source f; B:=target f; deglenA:=degreeLength A; deglenB:=degreeLength B; (matB, mapfaux) := pushAuxHgs f; pfB := makeModule(B^1,f,matB); g := map(pfB,,gens pfB); mapf := (b) -> g*(mapfaux b); (pfB,matB,mapf) ) pushFwd Ring := Sequence => o -> B -> pushFwd(map(B, coefficientRing B), o) pushFwd Module := Module => o -> M -> pushFwd(map(ring M, coefficientRing ring M), M, o) pushFwd Matrix := Matrix => o -> d -> pushFwd(map(ring d, coefficientRing ring d), d, o) pushFwd(RingMap,Module):=Module=>o->(f,N)-> ( B:=target f; aN:=ann N; C:=B/aN; bc:=map(C,B); g:=bc*f; matB:=(pushAuxHgs g)_0; if (o.NoPrune == false) then prune makeModule(N**C,g,matB) else makeModule(N**C,g,matB) ) pushFwd(RingMap,Matrix):=Matrix=>o->(f,d)-> ( A:=source f; B:=target f; pols:=f.matrix; pM:=source d; pN:=target d; amn:=intersect(ann pM,ann pN); C:=B/amn; bc:=map(C,B); g:=bc*f; M:=pM**C; N:=pN**C; psh:=pushAuxHgs g; matB:=psh_0; mapf:=psh_1; pushM:=makeModule(M,g,matB); pushN:=makeModule(N,g,matB); matMap:=symbol matMap; gR:=matB**matrix d; c:=numgens source gR; l:=numgens target gR; k := numcols matB; matMap=mutableMatrix(A,k*l,c); for i1 from 0 to c-1 do for i2 from 0 to l-1 do ( e:=mapf(gR_i1_i2); for i3 from 0 to k-1 do matMap_(i2+l*i3,i1)=e_0_i3; ); if (o.NoPrune == false) then prune map(pushN,pushM,matrix matMap) else map(pushN,pushM,matrix matMap) ) -- TODO: stash the matB, pf? Make accessor functions to go to/from gens of R over A, or M to M_A. -- TODO: given: M = pushFwd N, get the maps from N --> M (i.e. stash it somewhere). -- also, we want the map going backwards too: given an element of M, lift it to N. -- makeModule -- internal function which implements the push forward of a module. -- input: -- N : Module, a module over B -- f : RingMap, A --> B -- matB : matrix over B, with one row, whose entries form a basis for B over A. -- in fact, it can be any desired subset of A-generators of B, as well. -- output: -- the module N as an A-module. -- notes: -- if A is a field, this should be easier? -- the map mp is basically -- A^k --> auxN (over B) -- and its kernel are the A-relations of the elements auxN makeModule=method() makeModule(Module,RingMap,Matrix):=(N,f,matB)-> ( N = trim N; auxN:=ambient N/image relations N; A:=source f; k:=(numgens ambient N) * (numgens source matB); --mp:=try(map(auxN,,f,matB**gens N)) else map(auxN,A^k,f,matB**gens N); mp := if isHomogeneous f then try(map(auxN,,f,matB**gens N)) else map(auxN,A^k,f,matB**gens N) else map(auxN,A^k,f,matB**gens N); ke:=kernel mp; (super ke)/ke ) -- what if B is an algebra over A (i.e. A is the coefficient ring of B) -* TODO. g = gens gb ideal L m = lift(matB, ring g) coker last coefficients(g, Monomials => m) *- pushAuxHgs=method() pushAuxHgs(RingMap):=(f)-> ( A:=source f; B:=target f; matB := null; mapf := null; if isInclusionOfCoefficientRing f then ( --case when the source of f is the coefficient ring of the target: if not isModuleFinite target f then error "expected a finite map"; matB = basis(B, Variables => 0 .. numgens B - 1); mapf = if isHomogeneous f then (b) -> ( (mons,cfs) := coefficients(b,Monomials=>matB); lift(cfs, A) ) else (b) -> ( (mons,cfs) := coefficients(b,Monomials=>matB); -- strip degrees on the target, as otherwise, with differing degrees in A and B, -- the degree cannot always be lifted: cfs = map(B^(numrows cfs),B^(numcols cfs),cfs); lift(cfs, A) ); return(matB,mapf) ); pols:=f.matrix; FlatA:=flattenRing A; FA:=FlatA_0; iFA:=ideal FA; varsA:=flatten entries FlatA_1^-1 vars FA; RA:=try(ring source presentation FA) else FA; FlatB:=flattenRing B; FB:=FlatB_0; iFB:= ideal FB; varsB:=flatten entries FlatB_1^-1 vars FB; RB:=try(ring source presentation FB) else FB; m:=numgens FA; n:=numgens FB; pols=pols_{0..(m-1)}; R := try(tensor(RB, RA, Join => false)) else tensor(RB, RA, Join => true); xvars := (gens R)_{n..n+m-1}; yvars := (gens R)_{0..n-1}; iA:=sub(ideal FA,matrix{xvars}); iB:=sub(ideal FB,matrix{yvars}); iGraph:=ideal(matrix{xvars}-sub(pols,matrix{yvars})); I:=iA+iB+iGraph; inI:=leadTerm I; r:=ideal(sub(inI,matrix{yvars | splice{m:0}})); for i from 1 to n do if ideal(sub(gens r,matrix{{(i-1):0,1_R,(m+n-i):0}}))!=ideal(1_R) then error "map is not finite"; mat:=lift(basis(R/(r+ideal(xvars))),R); k:=numgens source mat; matB = sub(mat,matrix{varsB|toList(m:0_B)}); assert(k == numcols matB); phi:=map(R,B,matrix{yvars}); toA:=map(A,R,flatten{n:0_A,varsA}); mapf = (b)->( (mons,cfs):=coefficients((phi b)%I,Monomials=>mat,Variables=>yvars); toA cfs ); matB,mapf ) beginDocumentation() doc /// Key PushForward Headline methods to compute the pushforward of a module along a ring map Description Text Given a ring map $f \colon A \to B$, and a $B$-module $M$, $M$ has the structure of an $A$-module, and if this module is finitely generated over $A$, the routine @TO pushFwd@ in this package will compute such an $A$-module. This is also functorial, in that if a map of $B$-modules (both of which are finitely generated over $A$), then @TO (pushFwd, RingMap, Matrix)@ will return the induced map on $A$-modules. In an algebraic sense, this is really a pull back, but thinking geometrically, the functions here implement the push forward of a module (or sheaf). This package was originally implemented by Claudiu Raicu, some changes were introduced by Karl Schwede, and later by David Eisenbud and Mike Stillman. Subnodes (pushFwd, RingMap) (pushFwd, RingMap, Module) (pushFwd, RingMap, Matrix) /// doc /// Key (pushFwd, RingMap) (pushFwd, Ring) Headline push forward of a finite ring map Usage pushFwd f pushFwd B Inputs f:RingMap or a ring B, and the map is taken to be the natural map from coefficientRing B Outputs :Sequence Description Text If $f: A \to B$ is a ring map, and $B$ is finitely generated as an $A$-module, then the function returns a sequence $(M, g, pf)$ containing (1) $M \cong B^1$ as $A$-modules, (2) a 1-row matrix $g$ of elements of B whose entries generate B as A-module, (3) a function $pf$ that assigns to each element $b \in B$, a matrix $A^1 \to M$, where the image of 1 is the element $b \in M$. Example kk = QQ; S = kk[a..d]; I = monomialCurveIdeal(S, {1,3,4}) B = S/I A = kk[a,d]; f = map(B,A) (M,g,pf) = pushFwd f; M g use B pf(a*b - c^2) Caveat This function is meant to be internally used. SeeAlso (pushFwd, RingMap, Module) (pushFwd, RingMap, Matrix) /// doc /// Key (pushFwd, RingMap, Module) (pushFwd, Module) Headline push forward of a module via a finite ring map Usage N = pushFwd(f, M) N = pushFwd M Inputs f:RingMap from a ring $A$ to a ring $B$ or the natural map from coefficientRing B if f not specified M:Module a $B$-module, which via $f$ is a finite $A$-module Outputs N:Module Description Text Given a (not necessarily finite) ring map $f : A \to B$, the $B$-module $M$ can be considered as a module over $A$. If $M$ is finite, this method returns the corresponding $A$-module. Example kk = QQ; A = kk[t]; B = kk[x,y]/(x*y); use B; i = ideal(x) f = map(B,A,{x}) pushFwd(f,module i) SeeAlso (pushFwd, Matrix) /// doc /// Key (pushFwd, RingMap, Matrix) (pushFwd, Matrix) Headline push forward of a module map via a finite ring map Usage gA = pushFwd(f, g) gA = pushFwd g Inputs f:RingMap from a ring $A$ to a ring $B$ or (if not specified) the natural map from A = coefficientRing ring g g:Matrix (a matrix), $g : M_1 \to M_2$ of modules over $B$ Outputs gA:Matrix Description Text If $M_1$ and $M_2$ are both finite generated as $A$-modules, via $f$, this returns the induced map on $A$-modules. Example kk = QQ A = kk[a,b] B = kk[z,t] f = map(B,A,{z^2,t^2}) M = B^1/ideal(z^3,t^3) g = map(M,M,matrix{{z*t}}) p = pushFwd(f,g) source p == pushFwd(f, source g) target p == pushFwd(f, target g) kerg = pushFwd(f,ker g) kerp = prune ker p k = ZZ/32003 A = k[x,y]/(y^4-2*x^3*y^2-4*x^5*y+x^6-y^7) A = k[x,y]/(y^3-x^7) B = integralClosure(A, Keep =>{}) describe B f = map(B^1, B^1, matrix{{w_(3,0)}}) g = pushFwd(icMap A, f) pushFwd(icMap A, f^2) == g*g A = kk[x] B = A[y, Join => false]/(y^3-x^7) pushFwd B^1 pushFwd matrix{{y}} Text Pushforward is linear and respects composition: Example B = A[y,z,Join => false]/(y^3 - x*z, z^3-y^7); pushFwd B^1 fy = pushFwd matrix{{y}} fz = pushFwd matrix{{z}}; fx = pushFwd matrix{{x_B}}; g = pushFwd matrix{{y*z -x_B*z^2}} g == fy*fz-fx*fz^2 fz^3-fy^7 == 0 SeeAlso (pushFwd, Module) /// document{ Key => pushFwd, Headline => "push forward", "The push forward functor", UL { {TO (pushFwd,RingMap)," - for a finite ring map"}, {TO (pushFwd,RingMap,Module), " - for a module"}, {TO (pushFwd,RingMap,Matrix), " - for a map of modules"} } } -- document{ -- Key => (pushFwd,RingMap), -- Headline => "push forward of a finite ring map", -- Usage => "pushFwd f", -- Inputs => { "f" }, -- Outputs => {{"a presentation of the target of ",TT "f", " as a module over the source"},{"the matrix of generators of the target of ",TT "f"," as a module over the source"},{"a map that assigns to each element of the target of ", TT "f"," its representation as an element of the pushed forward module"}}, -- EXAMPLE lines /// -- kk = QQ -- S = kk[a..d] -- I = monomialCurveIdeal(S, {1,3,4}) -- R = S/I -- A = kk[a,d] -- use R -- F = map(R,A) -- (M,g,pf) = pushFwd F; -- M -- g -- pf(a*b - c^2) -- ///, -- Caveat => {TEX "In a previous version of this package, the third output was a function which assigned to each element of the target of ", TT "f", " its representation as an element of a free module -- which surjected onto the pushed forward module."} -- } -- document{ -- Key => (pushFwd,RingMap,Module), -- Headline => "push forward of a module", -- Usage => "pushFwd(f,N)", -- Inputs => { "f", "N" }, -- Outputs => {{"a presentation of ",TT "N", " as a module over the source of ",TT "f"}}, -- TEX "Given a (not necessarily finite) ring map $f:A \\rightarrow{} B$ and a $B$-module $N$ which is finite over $A$, the function returns a presentation of $N$ as an $A$-module.", -- PARA{}, -- EXAMPLE lines /// -- kk = QQ -- A = kk[t] -- B = kk[x,y]/(x*y) -- use B -- i = ideal(x) -- f = map(B,A,{x}) -- pushFwd(f,module i) -- /// -- } -- document{ -- Key => (pushFwd,RingMap,Matrix), -- Headline => "push forward of a map of modules", -- Usage => "pushFwd(f,d)", -- Inputs => { "f", "d" }, -- Outputs => {{"the push forward of the map d"}}, -- EXAMPLE lines /// -- kk = QQ -- R = kk[a,b] -- S = kk[z,t] -- f = map(S,R,{z^2,t^2}) -- M = S^1/ideal(z^3,t^3) -- g = map(M,M,matrix{{z*t}}) -- p = pushFwd(f,g) -- kerg = pushFwd(f,ker g) -- kerp = prune ker p -- /// -- } doc /// Key (isModuleFinite, RingMap) (isModuleFinite, Ring) isModuleFinite Headline whether the target of a ring map is finitely generated over source Usage isModuleFinite f isModuleFinite R Inputs f:RingMap or $R$ @ofClass Ring@ Outputs :Boolean Description Text A ring map $f \colon A \to B$ makes $B$ into a module over $A$. This method returns true if and only if this module is a finitely generated $A$-module. Example kk = QQ; A = kk[t]; C = kk[x,y]; B = C/(y^2-x^3); f = map(A, B, {t^2, t^3}) isWellDefined f isModuleFinite f Example f = map(kk[x,y], A, {x+y}) assert not isModuleFinite f Text If a ring $R$ is given, this method returns true if and only if $R$ is a finitely generated module over its coefficient ring. Example A = kk[x] B = A[y]/(y^3+x*y+3) isModuleFinite B SeeAlso pushFwd /// doc /// Key NoPrune [pushFwd,NoPrune] Headline NoPrune option for pushFwd Description Text This is an optional argument for the @TO pushFwd@ function. Its default value is {\tt false}, which means that the presentation of a pushed forward module is pruned by default. If NoPrune is set to {\tt true}, then the prune calls in pushFwd are turned off. Example R5=QQ[a..e] R6=QQ[a..f] M=coker genericMatrix(R6,a,2,3) G=map(R6,R5,{a+b+c+d+e+f,b,c,d,e}) notpruned = pushFwd(G,M,NoPrune => true) pruned = pushFwd(G,M) /// --test 0 TEST /// kk=ZZ/32003 R4=kk[a..d] R5=kk[a..e] R6=kk[a..f] M=coker genericMatrix(R6,a,2,3) pdim M G=map(R6,R5,{a+b+c+d+e+f,b,c,d,e}) F=map(R5,R4,random(R5^1,R5^{4:-1})) P=pushFwd(G,M) assert (pdim P==1) Q=pushFwd(F,P) assert (pdim Q==0) /// -- test 1 TEST /// P3=QQ[a..d] M=comodule monomialCurveIdeal(P3,{1,2,3}) P2=QQ[a,b,c] F=map(P3,P2,random(P3^1,P3^{-1,-1,-1})) N=pushFwd(F,M) assert(hilbertPolynomial M==hilbertPolynomial N) /// -- test 2 TEST /// kk = QQ R = kk[x,y]/(x^2-y^3-y^5) R' = integralClosure R pr = pushFwd map(R',R) q = pr_0 / (pr_0)_0 use R assert(ann q==ideal(x,y)) assert isModuleFinite map(R', R) /// -- test 3 TEST /// kkk=ZZ/23 kk=frac(kkk[u]) T=kk[t] x=symbol x PR=kk[x_0,x_1] R=PR/kernel map(T,PR,{t^3-1,t^4-t}) PS=kk[x_0,x_1,x_2] S=PS/kernel map(T,PS,{t^3-1,t^4-t,t^5-t^2}) rs=map(S,R,{x_0,x_1}) st=map(T,S,{t^3-1,t^4-t,t^5-t^2}) assert isModuleFinite rs assert isModuleFinite st pst=pushFwd st MT=pst_0 k=numgens MT un=transpose matrix{{1_S,(k-1):0}} MT2=MT**MT mtt2=map(MT2,MT,un**id_MT-id_MT**un) MMS=kernel mtt2 r1=trim minimalPresentation kernel pushFwd(rs,mtt2) r2=trim minimalPresentation pushFwd(rs,MMS) r3=trim (pushFwd rs)_0 assert(r1==r2) assert(flatten entries relations r2 == flatten entries relations r3) /// -- test 4 TEST /// kk=ZZ/3 T=frac(kk[t]) A=T[x,y]/(x^2-t*y) R=A[p]/(p^3-t^2*x^2) S=A[q]/(t^3*(q-1)^6-t^2*x^2) f=map(S,R,{t*(q-1)^2}) assert isModuleFinite f pushFwd f p=symbol p R=A[p_1,p_2]/(p_1^3-t*p_2^2) S=A[q] f=map(S,R,{t*q^2,t*q^3}) assert isModuleFinite f pushFwd f i=ideal(q^2-t*x,q*x*y-t) p=pushFwd(f,i/i^3) assert(numgens p==2) /// -- test 5 TEST /// kk=QQ A=kk[x] B=kk[y]/(y^2) f=map(B,A,{y}) assert isModuleFinite f pushFwd f use B d=map(B^1,B^1,matrix{{y^2}}) assert(pushFwd(f,d)==0) /// -- test 6 TEST /// kk=QQ A=kk[t] B=kk[x,y]/(x*y) use B i=ideal(x) f=map(B,A,{x}) assert not isModuleFinite f assert(isFreeModule pushFwd(f,module i)) /// -- test 7 TEST /// kk=ZZ/101 n=2 PA=kk[x_1..x_(2*n)] iA=ideal apply(toList(1..n),i->(x_(2*i-1)^i-x_(2*i)^(i+1))) A=PA/iA PB=kk[y_1..y_(2*n-1)] l=apply(toList(1..(2*n-1)),i->(x_i+x_(i+1))) g=map(A,PB,l) time iB=kernel g; B=PB/iB f=map(A,B,l) assert isModuleFinite f assert isModuleFinite g time h1=pushFwd g; ph1=cokernel promote(relations h1_0,B); time h2=pushFwd f; assert(ph1==h2_0) /// --test 8 TEST /// A = QQ B = QQ[x]/(x^2) N = B^1 ++ (B^1/(x)) f = map(B,A) assert isModuleFinite f pN = pushFwd(f,N) assert(isFreeModule pN) assert(numgens pN == 3) /// TEST/// -* restart *- debug needsPackage "PushForward" kk = ZZ/101 A = kk[s] B = A[t] C = B[u] f = map(C,B) g = map(C,B,{t}) assert(isInclusionOfCoefficientRing f) assert(isInclusionOfCoefficientRing g) kk = ZZ/101 A = frac (kk[s]) B = A[t] C = B[u] f = map(C,B) g = map(C,B,{t}) assert(isInclusionOfCoefficientRing f) assert(isInclusionOfCoefficientRing g) /// TEST/// -* restart *- debug needsPackage "PushForward" s = symbol s; t = symbol t kk = ZZ/101 A = kk[s,t] -- note: this ideal is NOT the rational quartic, and in fact has an annihilator over A. L = A[symbol b, symbol c, Join => false]/(b*c-s*t, t*b^2-s*c^2, b^3-s*c^2, c^3 - t*b^2) isHomogeneous L describe L basis(L, Variables => L_*) inc = map(L, A) assert isInclusionOfCoefficientRing inc assert isModuleFinite L assert isModuleFinite inc (M,B,pf) = pushFwd inc assert( B*presentation M == 0) assert(numcols B == 5) /// TEST/// -* restart *- debug needsPackage "PushForward" s = symbol s; t = symbol t kk = ZZ/101 A = kk[s,t] L = A[symbol b, symbol c, Join => false]/(b*c-s*t,c^3-b*t^2,s*c^2-b^2*t,b^3-s^2*c) isHomogeneous L describe L basis(L, Variables => L_*) inc = map(L, A) assert isInclusionOfCoefficientRing inc assert isModuleFinite L assert isModuleFinite inc (M,B,pf) = pushFwd inc -- ok. this works, but isn't awesome, as it uses a graph ideal. assert( B*presentation M == 0) assert(numcols B == 5) /// TEST/// -* restart *- debug needsPackage "PushForward" s = symbol s; t = symbol t kk = ZZ/101 L = kk[s, symbol b, symbol c, t]/(b*c-s*t, t*b^2-s*c^2, b^3-s*c^2, c^3 - t*b^2) A = kk[s,t] isHomogeneous L inc = map(L, A) (M,B,pf) = pushFwd inc assert( B * inc presentation M == 0) assert(numcols B == 5) pushForward(inc, L^1) /// TEST/// -* restart needsPackage "PushForward" *- kk = QQ A = kk[x] R = A[y, Join=> false]/(y^7-x^3-x^2) (M,B,pf) = pushFwd map(R,A) (M1,B1,pf1) = pushFwd R assert(pushFwd(R^3) == pushFwd(map(R,A), R^3)) assert((M1,B1) == (M,B)) assert(pushFwd matrix{{y}} == pushFwd(map(R,A),matrix{{y}})) assert(isFreeModule M and rank M == 7) assert(B == basis(R, Variables => R_*)) assert( pf(y+x)- matrix {{x}, {1}, {0}, {0}, {0}, {0}, {0}} == 0) R' = integralClosure R (M,B,pf) = pushFwd map(R',R) use R assert(M == cokernel(map(R^2,R^{{-6}, {-4}},{{-x^2-x,y^4}, {y^3,-x}}))) assert(pf w_(2,0) - matrix {{0}, {1}} == 0) /// TEST /// -* restart needsPackage "PushForward" *- kk = QQ A = kk[x, DegreeRank => 0] R = A[y,z, Join => false] I = ideal(y^4-x*y-(x^2+1)*z^2, z^4 - (x-1)*y-z^2 - z - y^3) B = R/I assert isModuleFinite map(B,A) (M,g,pf) = pushFwd B pushFwd B^1 pushFwd B^{1} fy = pushFwd matrix{{y}} fz = pushFwd matrix{{z}} assert(fy*fz == pushFwd matrix{{y*z}}) inc = map(B,A) pushFwd(inc, B^1) pushFwd(inc, B^{1}) fy = pushFwd(inc, matrix{{y}}) fz = pushFwd(inc, matrix{{z}}) assert(fy*fz == pushFwd(inc, matrix{{y*z}})) kk = QQ A = kk[x] R = A[y,z, Join => false] I = ideal(y^4-x*y-(x^2+1)*z^2, z^4 - (x-1)*y-z^2 - z - y^3) B = R/I assert isModuleFinite map(B,A) (M,g,pf) = pushFwd B pushFwd B^1 pushFwd B^{1} fy = pushFwd matrix{{y}} fz = pushFwd matrix{{z}} assert(fy*fz == pushFwd matrix{{y*z}}) -- false assert(fy*fz - pushFwd matrix{{y*z}} == 0) inc = map(B,A) pushFwd(inc, B^1) pushFwd(inc, B^{1}) fy = pushFwd(inc, matrix{{y}}) fz = pushFwd(inc, matrix{{z}}) assert(fy*fz == pushFwd(inc, matrix{{y*z}})) kk = QQ A = kk[x, DegreeRank => 0] R = A[y,z] I = ideal(y^4-x*y-(x^2+1)*z^2, z^4 - (x-1)*y-z^2 - z - y^3) B = R/I assert isModuleFinite map(B,A) (M,g,pf) = pushFwd B pushFwd B^1 pushFwd B^{1} fy = pushFwd matrix{{y}} fz = pushFwd matrix{{z}} fy*fz == pushFwd matrix{{y*z}} kk = QQ A = kk[x] R = A[y,z] I = ideal(y^4-x*y-(x^2+1)*z^2, z^4 - (x-1)*y-z^2 - z - y^3) B = R/I assert isModuleFinite map(B,A) (M,g,pf) = pushFwd B pushFwd B^1 pushFwd B^{{0,1}} fy = pushFwd matrix{{y}} -- good fz = pushFwd matrix{{z}} assert(fy*fz == pushFwd matrix{{y*z}}) -- good assert(fy*fz - pushFwd matrix{{y*z}} == 0) /// TEST /// -* restart needsPackage "PushForward" *- n = 4 d = 4 c = 2 kk = ZZ/32003; S = kk[x_1..x_n]; I = ideal random(S^1, S^{c:-d}); R = S/I; A = kk[t_1..t_(n-c)]; phi = map(R, A, random(R^1, R^{n-c:-1})); elapsedTime assert isModuleFinite phi elapsedTime M1 = pushFwd(phi, R^1) elapsedTime M2 = pushForward(phi, R^1); assert(M1 == M2) /// end-- restart uninstallPackage"PushForward" restart installPackage"PushForward" x = symbol x;y= symbol y; check PushForward viewHelp PushForward target oo == pr_0 pushFwd(map(R',R), R'^1) --- A = QQ B = QQ[x]/(x^2) N = B^1 ++ (B^1/(x)) f = map(B,A) pushFwd(f,N) pushFwd f -- example bug ----------------------------------- -- DE + MES /// restart needsPackage "PushForward" -- This one works kk = ZZ/101 A = kk[s,t] C = A[x,y,z]/(x^2, y^2, z^2) phi = map(C,A) f = map(C^1, A^4, phi, {{x,s*y,t*y, z}}) ker f -- This one fails, degrees are screwed up. kk = ZZ/101 A = kk[s,t] B = frac A C = B[x,y,z]/(x^2, y^2, z^2) phi = map(C,B) f = map(C^1, B^3, phi, {{x,s*y,z}}) ker f /// TEST /// -* restart needsPackage "NoetherNormalForm" *- needsPackage "PushForward" s = symbol s; t = symbol t kk = ZZ/101 A = frac(kk[s,t]) L = A[symbol a.. symbol d]/(d-t, a-s, b*c-s*t, b^2-(s/t)*c^2) describe L ML = pushFwd(map(L,frac A), L^1) -- dim 4, free -- FAILS -- simpler example which fails -- FIX THIS: should not create a graph ring. restart debug needsPackage "PushForward" s = symbol s; t = symbol t kk = ZZ/101 A = frac(kk[s,t]) L = A[symbol b, symbol c]/(b*c-s*t, b^2-(s/t)*c^2) basis L describe L inc = map(L, A) assert isInclusionOfCoefficientRing inc assert isModuleFinite L pushFwd inc ML = pushFwd(map(L,frac A), L^1) -- FIX THIS: should not create a graph ring. -- FIX ME? restart debug needsPackage "PushForward" s = symbol s; t = symbol t A = QQ L = A[symbol b, symbol c]/(b*c-13, b^3-c^2) describe L inc = map(L, A) assert isInclusionOfCoefficientRing inc assert isModuleFinite L (LA, bas, pf) = pushFwd inc -- this works pf(b^2+c^2) -- maybe a better way? restart debug needsPackage "PushForward" s = symbol s; t = symbol t kk = ZZ/101 A = frac(kk[s,t]) L = A[symbol b, symbol c]/(b^2-(s/t)*c^2 - c, c^3) basis L describe L inc = map(L, A) pushForward(inc, A^1) -- now fails... pushFwd inc /// /// -- Case 1. -- ring map is f : A --> B = A[xs]/I, A is a polynomial ring, quotient field, basic field. /// /// Key Headline Usage Inputs Outputs Description Text Example Caveat SeeAlso ///
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