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F-signature of graded Gorenstein rings
For a commutative ring , the -signature was defined by Huneke and
Leuschke \cite{H-L}. It is an invariant that measures the order of the rank of
the free direct summand of . Here, is itself, regarded
as an -module through -times Frobenius action .In this paper, we
show a connection of the F-signature of a graded ring with other invariants.
More precisely, for a graded -finite Gorenstein ring of dimension ,
we give an inequality among the -signature , -invariant and
Poincar\'{e} polynomial . Moreover, we show that has only one free direct summand for any
, if and only if is -pure and . This gives a characterization
of such rings.Comment: 8 page
On F-pure thresholds
Using the Frobenius map, we introduce a new invariant for a pair (R,\a) of
a ring and an ideal \a \subset R, which we call the F-pure threshold
\mathrm{c}(\a) of \a, and study its properties. We see that the F-pure
threshold characterizes several ring theoretic properties. By virtue of Hara
and Yoshida's result, the F-pure threshold \mathrm{c}(\a) in characteristic
zero corresponds to the log canonical threshold \mathrm{lc}(\a) which is an
important invariant in birational geometry. Using the F-pure threshold, we
prove some ring theoretic properties of three-dimensional terminal
singularities of characteristic zero. Also, in fixed prime characteristic, we
establish several properties of F-pure threshold similar to those of the log
canonical threshold with quite simple proofs.Comment: 19 pages; v.2: minor changes, to appear in J. Algebr
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