Fatemeh Mohammadi

Prof. Fatemeh Mohammadi

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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 December 2009 in Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra
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SAS. Akbari
S. Akbari
DKD. Kiani
D. Kiani
FMFatemeh Mohammadi
Fatemeh Mohammadi
SMS. Moradi
S. Moradi

1 April 2011 in European Journal of Combinatorics
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VEViviana Ene
Viviana Ene
JHJürgen Herzog
Jürgen Herzog
FMFatemeh Mohammadi
Fatemeh Mohammadi

18 October 2013 in Communications in Algebra
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FMFatemeh Mohammadi
Fatemeh Mohammadi
LSLeila Sharifan
Leila Sharifan
In this paper the numerical invariants of the binomial edge ideal of a graph are studied.

1 March 2013 in The Michigan Mathematical Journal
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VEViviana Ene
Viviana Ene
JHJürgen Herzog
Jürgen Herzog
THTakayuki Hibi
Takayuki Hibi
FMFatemeh Mohammadi
Fatemeh Mohammadi
Project Euclid - mathematics and statistics online

1 November 2014 in Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A
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ADAnton Dochtermann
Anton Dochtermann
FMFatemeh Mohammadi
Fatemeh Mohammadi

30 October 2017 in Communications in Algebra
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FMFatemeh Mohammadi
Fatemeh Mohammadi
JRJohannes Rauh
Johannes Rauh
We consider determinantal ideals, where the generating minors are encoded in a hypergraph. We study when the generating minors form a Gröbner basis. In this case, the ideal is radical, and we can describe algebraic and numerical invariants of these ideals in terms of combinatorial data of their hypergraphs, such as the clique decomposition. In particular, we can construct a minimal free resolution as a tensor product of the minimal free resolution of their cliques. For several classes of hypergraphs we find a combinatorial description of the minimal primes in terms of a prime splitting. That is, we write the determinantal ideal as a sum of smaller determinantal ideals such that each minimal prime is a sum of minimal primes of the summands.