Hilbert polynomial

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The Hilbert polynomial is an algebraic invariant that encodes the asymptotic growth of the dimension of graded components of a module or the number of independent conditions imposed by a projective variety.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebraic invariant
polynomial
agreesWith Hilbert function for sufficiently large degree
appearsIn Hilbert’s basis theorem context
Hilbert’s work on syzygies
associatedWith Noetherian graded ring
graded module
homogeneous ideal
projective variety
canBeComputedBy Gröbner basis methods
computedFrom Betti numbers
minimal graded free resolution
definedFor finitely generated graded module
definedOver graded ring
dependsOn choice of embedding into projective space
describes asymptotic growth of Hilbert function
asymptotic growth of dimensions of graded components of a module
encodes dimension of graded components for large degree
number of independent conditions imposed by a projective variety
field algebraic geometry
commutative algebra
generalizes dimension counting in linear systems
hasApplication bounding number of generators of ideals
moduli problems in algebraic geometry
hasCoefficient leading coefficient related to degree of variety
hasInput nonnegative integer degree
hasLeadingTerm (degree of variety)/(dimension!)·n^{dimension}
hasOutput dimension of graded component for large degree
hasProperty degree equals dimension of projective variety
takes integer values for integer arguments
hasSpecialCase Hilbert–Samuel polynomial NERFINISHED
introducedBy David Hilbert NERFINISHED
invariantOf projective scheme up to isomorphism
invariantUnder projective isomorphism
relatedTo Hilbert series NERFINISHED
Poincaré series NERFINISHED
relatesTo Hilbert function NERFINISHED
usedIn Castelnuovo–Mumford regularity theory NERFINISHED
classification of projective varieties
computational algebraic geometry
construction of Hilbert scheme
intersection theory
usedToDefine arithmetic genus
degree of projective variety
geometric invariants of projective schemes
usedToStudy families of projective varieties
flat families of schemes

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Castelnuovo–Mumford regularity relatedTo Hilbert polynomial
“Introduction to Commutative Algebra” (with Ian G. Macdonald) hasSubject Hilbert polynomial
subject surface form: Introduction to Commutative Algebra
this entity surface form: Hilbert–Samuel polynomial
Gelfand–Kirillov dimension relatedTo Hilbert polynomial