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SUMMARY:Mitsuhiro Miyazaki (Kyoto University of Education)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/VCAS/78/">Hi
 bi rings and the Ehrhart rings of chain polytopes - Part 2</a>\nby Mitsuhi
 ro Miyazaki (Kyoto University of Education) as part of IIT Bombay Virtual 
 Commutative Algebra Seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nIn 1985\, Stanley submitted a p
 aper titled "Two Poset Polytopes"\, which was published in 1986\, in which
  he defined the order and chain polytopes of a finite partially ordered se
 t (poset for short).\nOn the other hand\, Hibi presented a notion of an al
 gebra with straightening law (ASL for short) on a finite distributive latt
 ice\, which nowadays called a Hibi ring\, in a conference held in Kyoto 19
 85.\nThis result was published in 1987.\nIt turned out that the Hibi ring 
 on a distributive lattice D is the Ehrhart ring of the order polytope of t
 he poset consisting of join-irreducible elements of D.\nIn the first talk\
 , we recall the definition of Ehrhart rings\, order and chain polytopes\, 
 and Hibi rings.\nWe recall some basic properties of Ehrhart rings and desc
 ribe the canonical module of them.\nUsing these facts\, we state some basi
 c facts of Hibi rings\, i.e.\, the Ehrhart rings of the order polytopes of
  posets.\nWe also state some basic facts of the Ehrhart rings of chain pol
 ytopes of posets.\nIn the second talk\,  we focus on the structure of the 
 canonical modules of the Ehrhart rings of order and chain polytopes of a p
 oset.\nWe describe the generators of the canonical modules in terms of the
  combinatorial structure of the poset and characterize the level property.
 \nIf time permits\, we describe the radical of the trace of the canonical 
 module of these rings and describe the non-Gorenstein locus.\nThis final p
 art is a joint-work with Janet Page.\n
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