HÀ Huytài, Graham Keiper, H. Mahmood, Jonathan L. O'Rourke
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Density of $f$-ideals and $f$-ideals in mixed small degrees
A squarefree monomial ideal is called an $f$-ideal if its Stanley–Reisner and facet simplicial complexes have the same $f$-vector. We show that $f$-ideals generated in a fixed degree have asymptotic density zero when the number of variables goes to infinity. We also provide novel algorithms to construct $f$-ideals generated in small degrees.