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Connection system
A mechanical connection system comprises a first body defining a receptable and a second body defining a pin matingly receivable in the receptacle by relative movement in a first directional mode. A primary latch is engagable between the two bodies to retain the pin in the receptacle. The primary latch is reciprocable in a second directional mode transverse to the first directional mode. A lock member carried by one of the bodies is operatively associated with the primary latch and movable, transverse to the second directional mode, between a locking position maintaining engagement of the primary latch and a releasing position permitting release of the primary latch. The lock includes an operator portion engagable to move the lock member from its locking position to its releasing position. The operator is located internally of the first body. An actuator is selectivity insertable into and disengagable from the first body. The actuator is movable relative to the first body when it is inserted for engagement with and operation of the operator
The strong Lefschetz property in codimension two
Every artinian quotient of has the strong Lefschetz property if
is a field of characteristic zero or is an infinite field whose characteristic
is greater than the regularity of the quotient. We improve this bound in the
case of monomial ideals. Using this we classify when both bounds are sharp.
Moreover, we prove that the artinian quotient of a monomial ideal in
always has the strong Lefschetz property, regardless of the characteristic of
the field, exactly when the ideal is lexsegment. As a consequence we describe a
family of non-monomial complete intersections that always have the strong
Lefschetz property.Comment: 18 pages, 1 figure; v2: Updated history and reference
The uniform face ideals of a simplicial complex
We define the uniform face ideal of a simplicial complex with respect to an
ordered proper vertex colouring of the complex. This ideal is a monomial ideal
which is generally not squarefree. We show that such a monomial ideal has a
linear resolution, as do all of its powers, if and only if the colouring
satisfies a certain nesting property.
In the case when the colouring is nested, we give a minimal cellular
resolution supported on a cubical complex. From this, we give the graded Betti
numbers in terms of the face-vector of the underlying simplicial complex.
Moreover, we explicitly describe the Boij-S\"oderberg decompositions of both
the ideal and its quotient. We also give explicit formul\ae\ for the
codimension, Krull dimension, multiplicity, projective dimension, depth, and
regularity. Further still, we describe the associated primes, and we show that
they are persistent.Comment: 34 pages, 8 figure
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