j= bruns M or j= bruns f
This function takes a graded module M over a polynomial ring S that is a second syzygy, and returns a three-generator ideal j whose second syzygy is M, so that the resolution of S/j, from the third step, is isomorphic to the resolution of M. Alternately bruns takes a matrix whose cokernel is a second syzygy, and finds a 3-generator ideal whose second syzygy is the image of that matrix.
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Here is a more complicated example, also involving a complete intersection. You can see that columns three and four in the two Betti diagrams are the same.
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In the next example, we perform the "Brunsification" of a rational curve.
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The object bruns is a method function.
The source of this document is in Bruns.m2:288:0.