1991
DOI: 10.1007/bf02573421
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Numerical semigroups of maximal and almost maximal length

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“…As for higher dimension, m ≥ 4, relations between G(d m ) and G(d m ) exist [4,5] and are similar to those given in Theorems 1 and 2,…”
Section: Consider the 3-dim Version Of Conjecture 1 And Recall Recentsupporting
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“…As for higher dimension, m ≥ 4, relations between G(d m ) and G(d m ) exist [4,5] and are similar to those given in Theorems 1 and 2,…”
Section: Consider the 3-dim Version Of Conjecture 1 And Recall Recentsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…The set of remaining triples d 3 gives rise to nonsymmetric semigroups which satisfy the relation [5] …”
Section: Algebra Of Numerical Semigroups S(d 1 D D 3 )mentioning
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“…[5] or [6]) thus, rings of maximal embedding dimension and with type at least two have rational P A Der k A (z). If k[S] is of almost maximal length, then S = 4, 5, 11 , S = 4, 7, 13 , S = 3, 3d + 2, 3d + 4 for some d 1, or S = p, dp + 1, dp + 2, .…”
Section: The Case Of Maximal Embedding Dimension Maximal Length or mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…, mk + m − 1} , k ≥ 1. When #∆ H (d m ) gets an intermediate value in the interval (0, #∆ G (d m ) · [t (d m ) − 1]), semigroup S (d m )can be generated by sophisticated series of generators, similar to (5.22), or by a significant number of sporadic tuples[6]. In the meantime, the study of numerical semigroups with generic length are far from its completeness.Call S (d m ) semigroup of almost minimal length (aml) or almost maximal length (AML) if it has, respectively,(5.23) #∆ H (d m aml ) = 1, or #∆ H (d m AML ) = #∆ G (d m AML ) · [t(d m AML ) − 1] − 1.The semigroups of almost minimal length were discussed in Section 5.1.…”
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