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Definition

Let R be a graded algebra over a field that occurs as a quotient of a multivariate polynomial ring over a field (finitely many variables) by a graded ideal. Let M be a finitely generated, graded R-module. The Hilbert polynomial of M, denoted hM is a polynomial that takes integers to integers, and such that there exists an integer d0 such that for dd0, we have:

hM(d)=dim(Md)

In other words, the Hilbert polynomial is a polynomial that agrees with the Hilbert function for sufficiently large values of the variable.