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Arthur Bik1,2, Alessandro Danelon3, Jan Draisma1,3
1University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland.
Abstract:
In a previous paper, the third author proved that finite-degree polynomial functors over infinite fields are topologically Noetherian. In this paper, we prove that the same holds for polynomial functors from free R-modules to finitely generated R-modules, for any commutative ring R whose spectrum is Noetherian. As Erman-Sam-Snowden pointed out, when applying this with to direct sums of symmetric powers, one of their proofs of a conjecture by Stillman becomes characteristic-independent. Our paper advertises and further develops the beautiful but not so well-known machinery of polynomial laws. In particular, to any finitely generated R-module M we associate a topological space, which we show is Noetherian when is; this is the degree-zero case of our result on polynomial functors.
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