About: Finitely generated algebra is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 121 publications have been published within this topic receiving 1014 citations.
Abstract: Given a finitely generated algebra $A$, it is a fundamental question whether $A$ has a full rank discrete (Krull) valuation $\mathfrak{v}$ with finitely generated value semigroup. We give a necessa...
TL;DR: The notion of a Khovanskii basis for $(A, \mathfrak{v})$ is introduced which provides a framework for far extending Gr\"obner theory on polynomial algebras to general finitely generated algeBRas and construct an associated compactification of $Spec(A)$.
Abstract: Given a finitely generated algebra $A$, it is a fundamental question whether $A$ has a full rank discrete (Krull) valuation $\mathfrak{v}$ with finitely generated value semigroup. We give a necessary and sufficient condition for this, in terms of tropical geometry of $A$. In the course of this we introduce the notion of a Khovanskii basis for $(A, \mathfrak{v})$ which provides a framework for far extending Grobner theory on polynomial algebras to general finitely generated algebras. In particular, this makes a direct connection between the theory of Newton-Okounkov bodies and tropical geometry, and toric degenerations arising in both contexts. We also construct an associated compactification of $Spec(A)$. Our approach includes many familiar examples such as the Gel'fand-Zetlin degenerations of coordinate rings of flag varieties as well as wonderful compactifications of reductive groups. We expect that many examples coming from cluster algebras naturally fit into our framework.
TL;DR: It is proved that a subset of a finitely generated algebra always contains a finite separating subset and it is shown that a general version of Noether's degree bound holds for separating invariants, independently of the characteristic.
TL;DR: In this paper, for a given finitely generated algebra (an algebraic structure with arbitrary operations and no predicates) A, the authors study finite generated limit algebras of A, approaching them via model theory and algebraic geometry.
Abstract: In this paper, for a given finitely generated algebra (an algebraic structure with arbitrary operations and no predicates) A we study finitely generated limit algebras of A, approaching them via model theory and algebraic geometry. Along the way we lay down foundations of algebraic geometry over arbitrary algebraic structures.
TL;DR: A new deterministic algorithm to test constructively for isomorphism between two given finite-dimensional modules of a finitely generated algebra using only basic field operations, which has applications to other problems concerning decompositions of modules.