buchbergerSimplicialComplex(L,R)
buchbergerSimplicialComplex(I,R)
If a monomial ideal is minimally generated by a list of monomials $L$, then the Buchberger complex is the simplicial complex whose vertices correspond to the monomials in $L$ and whose faces faces correspond subsets $F$ of $L$ for which no monomial in $L$ properly divides $\text{lcm} (F)$. When we say a monomial $m$ properly divides $\text{lcm} (F)$, we mean $m$ divides $\text{lcm} (F)$ and $(\text{lcm} (F))/m$ has the same support as $\text{lcm} (F)$.
The Buchberger complex is a generalization of the Buchberger graph, first introduced in Miller-Sturmfels Monomial Ideals and Planar Graphs as an important object of study for Gröbner bases. Oltaneau and Welker introduce the Buchberger complex in their paper The Buchberger Resolution.
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The Buchberger complex supports a free resolution of $I$, called the Buchberger resolution of $I$.
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If the monomial ideal is square free, then the Buchberger complex is the simplex on $\#L$ vertices.
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The object buchbergerSimplicialComplex is a method function.