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20182026
most citedNon-simple polyominoes of Kőnig type and their canonical module

3 citations · 6 across the 15 of their papers we have counts for

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21 papers

math.AG2026

Self-inverse linear subspaces of matrices

Rodica Andreea Dinu, Martin Vodička

We study linear subspaces of matrices whose inverse spaces are also linear. Based on the fact that any linear space containing the identity matrix and whose inverse space is linear…

math.AC2026

The Complete Intersection property for binomial ideals of collections of cells

Rodica Dinu, Francesco Navarra

In this paper, we provide a combinatorial characterization of those collections of cells whose inner -minor ideals are complete intersections. More precisely, given a collection…

math.AG2025

Proof of a Conjecture of Drton, Sturmfels and Sullivant on the maximum likelihood degree of the Gaussian graphical model of a cycle

Rodica Andreea Dinu, Martin Vodička

In this article, we compute the precise value of the maximum likelihood degree of the Gaussian graphical model of a cycle, confirming a conjecture due to Drton, Sturmfels and Sulli…

math.AC2025

Artinian Gorenstein algebras with binomial Macaulay dual generator

Nasrin Altafi, Rodica Dinu, Sara Faridi +4

This paper initiates a systematic study for key properties of Artinian Gorenstein \(K\)-algebras having binomial Macaulay dual generators. In codimension 3, we demonstrate that all…

math.AC2025

New families of Artinian Gorenstein algebras with the weak Lefschetz property

Nasrin Altafi, Rodica Dinu, Shreedevi K. Masuti +3

We construct new families of Artinian Gorenstein graded -algebras of arbitrary codimension having binomial Macaulay dual generators and satisfying the weak or the strong Lefsche…

math.ST2024

On the maximum likelihood degree for Gaussian graphical models

Carlos Améndola, Rodica Andreea Dinu, Mateusz Michałek +1

In this paper we revisit the likelihood geometry of Gaussian graphical models. We give a detailed proof that the ML-degree behaves monotonically on induced subgraphs. Furthermore,…

math.AG2024

Phylogenetic degrees for Jukes-Cantor model

Rodica Andreea Dinu, Martin Vodička

Jukes-Cantor model is one of the most meaningful statistical models from a biological perspective. We are interested in computing the algebraic degrees for phylogenetic varieties,…

math.AC2024

On the -condition of edge rings for cactus graphs

Rodica Dinu, Nayana Shibu Deepthi

A cactus graph is a connected graph in which every block is either an edge or a cycle. In this paper, we will examine cactus graphs where all the blocks are -cycles, i.e., trian…

math.AG2023

Classification of normal phylogenetic varieties for tripods

Rodica Andreea Dinu, Martin Vodička

We provide a complete classification of normal phylogenetic varieties coming from tripods, and more generally, from trivalent trees. Let be an abelian group. We prove that the…

math.CO2023

On the rook polynomial of grid polyominoes

Rodica Dinu, Francesco Navarra

Grid polyominoes form a class of thin polyominoes with one or more holes arranged in a grid-like pattern in the plane. In this paper, we prove that the rook polynomial of grid poly…

math.AG2023

Phylogenetic degrees for claw trees

Rodica Andreea Dinu, Martin Vodička

Group-based models appear in algebraic statistics as mathematical models coming from evolutionary biology, respectively the study of mutations of organisms. Both theoretically and…

math.AC2022★ 3 cited

Non-simple polyominoes of Kőnig type and their canonical module

Rodica Dinu, Francesco Navarra

We study the Kőnig type property for non-simple polyominoes. We prove that, for closed path polyominoes, the polyomino ideals are of Kőnig type, extending the results of Herzog and…

math.AG2021

Geometry of the Gaussian graphical model of the cycle

Rodica Andreea Dinu, Mateusz Michałek, Martin Vodička

We prove a conjecture due to Sturmfels and Uhler concerning the degree of the projective variety associated to the Gaussian graphical model of the cycle. We involve new methods bas…

math.AG2021

Applications of intersection theory: from maximum likelihood to chromatic polynomials

Rodica Andreea Dinu, Mateusz Michałek, Tim Seynnaeve

Recently, we have witnessed tremendous applications of algebraic intersection theory to branches of mathematics, that previously seemed very distant. In this article we review some…

math.AC2020

Restricted classes of Veronese type ideals and algebras

Rodica Dinu, Jürgen Herzog, Ayesha Asloob Qureshi

We study ideals which are generated by monomials of degree in the polynomial ring in variables and which satisfy certain numerical side conditions regarding their exponents…

math.CO2020

K-theoretic Tutte polynomials of morphisms of matroids

Rodica Dinu, Christopher Eur, Tim Seynnaeve

We generalize the Tutte polynomial of a matroid to a morphism of matroids via the K-theory of flag varieties. We introduce two different generalizations, and demonstrate that each…

math.CO2020

Gorenstein property for phylogenetic trivalent trees

Rodica Dinu, Martin Vodička

We study the Gorenstein property for phylogenetic group-based models. We prove that for the groups and and trivalent trees the associa…

math.AG2019

The Hessian Discriminant

Rodica Dinu, Tim Seynnaeve

We express the Hessian discriminant of a cubic surface in terms of fundamental invariants. This answers Question 15 from the \emph{27 questions on the cubic surface}. We also expla…

math.AC2019★ 1 cited

Gorenstein -spread Veronese algebras

Rodica Dinu

In this paper we characterize the Gorenstein -spread Veronese algebras.

math.CO2018★ 1 cited

Flag matroids: algebra and geometry

Amanda Cameron, Rodica Dinu, Mateusz Michałek +1

Matroids are ubiquitous in modern combinatorics. As discovered by Gelfand, Goresky, MacPherson and Serganova there is a beautiful connection between matroid theory and the geometry…

math.AC2018★ 1 cited

On the regularity of join-meet ideals of modular lattices

Rodica Dinu, Viviana Ene, Takayuki Hibi

We study join-meet ideals associated with modular non-distributive lattices. We give a lower bound for the regularity and show that they are not linearly related.