AIM-ALGEBRAIC_GEOMETRY-0289 · Presentation-independence theorem

Presentation Independence of Ambient Adjoint Cartier Algebras

Manuscript 3 October 2026 · Online 3 October 2026

math.ACmath.AGUnrefereed preprint

Abstract

Let R=S/I be an integral algebra of finite type over a perfect field of characteristic p>0, with S polynomial and I of height c. We give a direct proof that restriction to R of degree-e Cartier maps with coefficients in Ic(pe−1) is independent of the polynomial presentation, in every degree. A dummy-variable coefficient identity and common graph presentations compare arbitrary polynomial embeddings. Ideal-pair twists are independent of ambient lifts. The resulting Cartier algebras and their test ideals localize and glue without a Q-Gorenstein assumption. We explain the established comparison with Mather–Jacobian multiplier ideals for each fixed rational-exponent pair over an algebraically closed characteristic-zero field, after reduction to sufficiently general closed fibres.

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Affiliation
Mercury Software GmbH
Result
Presentation-independence theorem
Categories
math.AC · math.AG
Manuscript
3 October 2026
Online release
3 October 2026
Version
1.0
License
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

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Citation

Alper Ferudun, “Presentation Independence of Ambient Adjoint Cartier Algebras,” EulerSolve Research Papers, AIM-ALGEBRAIC_GEOMETRY-0289, 2026. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23115591.

BibTeX
@misc{Ferudun2026CartierPresentation,
  author = {Ferudun, Alper},
  title = {Presentation Independence of Ambient Adjoint Cartier Algebras},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {EulerSolve Research Papers},
  url = {https://eulersolve.org/papers/aim-algebraic-geometry-0289/},
  doi = {10.5281/zenodo.23115591},
  note = {AIM-ALGEBRAIC_GEOMETRY-0289; unrefereed preprint}
}

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