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homogeneous polynomial and homogeneous ideal
Definition
Put with total-degree grading. A polynomial is homogeneous of degree if each occurring monomial has total degree ; is homogeneous in every degree. An ideal is homogeneous if implies for every .
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Used by
- A plane intersection with no common component is nonempty and zero-dimensional Corollary
- General hypersurfaces give smooth complete intersections Corollary
- affine cone projective set Definition
- degree projective hypersurface Definition
- homogeneous ideal saturation Definition
- Linear systems of plane curves and their base loci Definition
- Multiplicity of a hypersurface equation at a rational point Definition
- Plane projective curves and their components Definition
- projective algebraic set Definition
- Projective scheme of a homogeneous quotient and its standard affine charts Definition
- Resultant of two plane forms, viewed in one variable Definition
- Tangent cone and tangent lines at a point Definition
- A node has two distinct tangent directions Example
- A nondegenerate projective quadric Example
- A projective cone with a smooth conic base Example
- A quadratic-cubic plane complete intersection has eventual Hilbert value six Example
- Different singularities can share a tangent cone Example
- The cusp retains a doubled tangent line Example
- The rank-one 2 by 2 determinantal cone Example
- Three axes are not three coplanar lines Example
- All initial forms define the tangent cone Lemma
- Coprime positive-degree plane forms form a regular sequence Lemma
- Coprime tangent cones force a power of the maximal ideal into the local ideal Lemma
- Field extension preserves the graded pieces and the total length of a zero-dimensional projective quotient Lemma
- homogeneous polynomial zero locus well defined Lemma
- homogenization dehomogenization correspondence Lemma
- Prime and local-ring correspondence on standard projective charts Lemma
- projective irreducibility homogeneous prime Lemma
- Scaling, specialization, and the affine and infinite charts of a binary resultant Lemma
- The resultant detects finitely many common projective points Lemma
- The standard open D_+(f) of a projective quotient is the affine chart Spec((S_f)₀) Lemma
- The truncated multiplication map is injective exactly when the tangent cones are coprime Lemma
- Bertini smoothness away from the base locus Theorem
- Two coprime projective plane forms meet in total length equal to their degree product Theorem
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Sources
- J. S. Milne, Algebraic Geometry, Chapter 6 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Michael Artin, Algebraic Geometry, Chapter 3 (standard reference, not scraped)