In this work, we develop an asymptotic theory for axe-filtrations within the broader framework of semi-modules, aiming to generalize the classical theory of filtrations from rings to these algebraic structures where addition is not necessarily invertible. This extension is crucial as semi-modules and semirings appear naturally in fields like geometry and computer science. Our first contribution is the introduction of the concept of an axe-filtration on a semi-module, which adapts the notion of a sequence of powers of an ideal in a ring. We then define a generalized Samuel number, denoted v̅φ(θ), designed to measure the relative asymptotic growth between two distinct axe-filtrations, φ and θ. The main result of this paper establishes a fundamental theorem: the existence of this Samuel number is guaranteed under the condition that one axe-filtration, φ, is a valuative reduction of the other, θ. This key finding extends the classical results of D. Rees by connecting the asymptotic behavior of these generalized filtrations to the well-established theory of discrete valuations. By doing so, we lay the groundwork for a robust asymptotic theory applicable to semi-modules. This work provides new analytical tools for studying non-symmetrizable algebraic structures and opens avenues for further research into the geometric and algebraic properties of systems described by semirings.
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Semiring, Semi-module, Filtration, Axe-filtration, Generalized Samuel Number, Valuative Reduction, Commutative Algebra
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Brou, K. P., Kablam, E. U. B., Bogui, G. G. (2025). AXE-Filtrations of Semi-modules, Generalized Samuel Number v̅φ(θ) andValuative Reduction. Pure and Applied Mathematics Journal, 14(6), 176-181. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.pamj.20251406.13
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Brou, K. P.; Kablam, E. U. B.; Bogui, G. G. AXE-Filtrations of Semi-modules, Generalized Samuel Number v̅φ(θ) andValuative Reduction. Pure Appl. Math. J. 2025, 14(6), 176-181. doi: 10.11648/j.pamj.20251406.13
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