On the Existence of Generic Coordinates
On the Existence of Generic Coordinates
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Proof. Let m = Np{I', d). Choose /i, fm 6 /' having distinct head terms of the form x'j~'^x'i, P. Since these m polynomials are linearly inde- pendent, the polynomials 4>, {fi), . . ■, (f>i{fm) must also be linearly indepen- dent. Triangulating the 4>, {fj), it is possible to create linear combinations gi, ... , gm '^ J oi the form m m ; = i such that a, J € K{y), and the head terms of the 9, are distinct. Then Qi — , {h, ) where h, = J2T=i ^'. Ifj- Each h, has a head term of the form xf~'...^x^^. IP, and thus by the preceding lemma, Hterm(g, ) is therefore also of this form. And so each of the gi, ■ . ■, gm ^ J has a distinct head term of the form xf~'^x^^iP and therefore Np{J, d) > c.
A symmetric argument employing the inverse homomorphism (f>J^ shows that Np{I', d) > Np{J, d), completing the proof of the lemma. D Lemma 4 Let I £ A, and I' be the ideal generated by I in A'. Suppose that I' contains a polynomial h with Hterm((;/i, (/i)) = i^'^x^^jP. Then Np{I, d) >c + l.
Proof.
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Proof. Let m = Np{I', d). Choose /i, fm 6 /' having distinct head terms of the form x'j~'^x'i, P. Since these m polynomials are linearly inde- pendent, the polynomials 4>, {fi), . . ■, (f>i{fm) must also be linearly indepen- dent. Triangulating the 4>, {fj), it is possible to create linear combinations gi, ... , gm '^ J oi the form m m ; = i such that a, J € K{y), and the head terms of the 9, are distinct. Then Qi — , {h, ) where h, = J2T=i ^'. Ifj- Each h, has a head term of the form xf~'...^x^^. IP, and thus by the preceding lemma, Hterm(g, ) is therefore also of this form. And so each of the gi, ■ . ■, gm ^ J has a distinct head term of the form xf~'^x^^iP and therefore Np{J, d) > c.
A symmetric argument employing the inverse homomorphism (f>J^ shows that Np{I', d) > Np{J, d), completing the proof of the lemma. D Lemma 4 Let I £ A, and I' be the ideal generated by I in A'. Suppose that I' contains a polynomial h with Hterm((;/i, (/i)) = i^'^x^^jP. Then Np{I, d) >c + l.
Proof.
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