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Determinantal Facet Ideals for Smaller Minors

A determinantal facet ideal (DFI) is generated by a subset of the maximal minors of a generic $n\times m$ matrix where $n\leq m$ indexed by the facets of a simplicial complex $Δ$. We consider the more general notion of an $r$-DFI, which is generated by a subset of $r$-minors of a generic matrix indexed by the facets of $Δ$ for some $1\leq r\leq n$. We define and study so-called lcm-closed and unit interval $r$-DFIs, and show that the minors parametrized by the facets of $Δ$ form a reduced Gröbner basis with respect to \emph{any} term order for an lcm-closed $r$-DFI. We also see that being lcm-closed generalizes conditions previously introduced in the literature, and conjecture that in the case $r=n$, lcm-closedness is necessary for being a Gröbner basis. We also give conditions on the maximal cliques of $Δ$ ensuring that lcm-closed and unit interval $r$-DFIs are Cohen-Macaulay. Finally, we conclude with a variant of a conjecture of Ene, Herzog, and Hibi on the Betti numbers of certain types of $r$-DFIs, and provide a proof of this conjecture for Cohen-Macaulay unit interval DFIs.

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