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Saturations of Subalgebras, SAGBI Bases, and U-invariants

Given a polynomial ring $P$ over a field $K$, an element $g \in P$, and a $K$-subalgebra $S$ of $P$, we deal with the problem of saturating $S$ with respect to $g$, i.e. computing $Sat_g(S) = S[g, g^{-1}]\cap P$. In the general case we describe a procedure/algorithm to compute a set of generators for $Sat_g(S)$ which terminates if and only if it is finitely generated. Then we consider the more interesting case when $S$ is graded. In particular, if $S$ is graded by a positive matrix $W$ and $g$ is an indeterminate, we show that if we choose a term ordering $σ$ of $g$-DegRev type compatible with $W$, then the two operations of computing a $σ$-SAGBI basis of $S$ and saturating $S$ with respect to $g$ commute. This fact opens the doors to nice algorithms for the computation of $Sat_g(S)$. In particular, under special assumptions on the grading one can use the truncation of a $σ$-SAGBI basis and get the desired result. Notably, this technique can be applied to the problem of directly computing some $U$-invariants, classically called semi-invariants, even in the case that $K$ is not the field of complex numbers.

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