CCDN Theorem 1 in the homogeneous-coordinate-ideal formulation: uniform projective dimension growth for every rational prime projective variety of degree at least five. The Hilbert polynomial determines the degree and dimension. Zero-dimensional and empty loci are included.
The bound is assembled once, in projectiveGrowth_of_le, for any degree exponent which
dominates the exponents of the zero-dimensional count, the curve bound, the hypersurface
bound and the projection bound. The degree exponent 2n² + 5n - 5 follows, and from it the
exponent 2n³.
Projective dimension growth with degree exponent E implies it with any larger exponent
E'.
Theorem 1 holds with any degree exponent E which dominates, in ℙⁿ, the exponent
n + 1 of the zero-dimensional count, the exponent 3(n+1) + 4 of the curve bound, the
exponent 18 + 3(n-2) of the hypersurface bound, and the exponent of the projection bound
for every dimension m + 1 ≥ 2 and codimension k ≥ 2.
The degree exponent 2n² + 5n - 5 of Theorem 1 in ℙⁿ. Its values 2 and 13 for
n = 1, 2 are the exponents of the zero-dimensional count and of the curve bound. For
n ≥ 4 it exceeds the projection exponent 2n² + 2n + 6 by 3n - 11.
Instances For
CCDN Theorem 1 with the degree exponent 2n² + 5n - 5 in every ambient projective
dimension n.