Kumar Roy, AchintyaAchintyaKumar RoySengupta, IndranathIndranathSenguptaTripathi, GaurabGaurabTripathi2025-08-302025-08-302017-02-0110.1080/00927872.2016.11755802-s2.0-84992055559https://d8.irins.org/handle/IITG2025/21784Let m = (m<inf>0</inf>, m<inf>1</inf>, m<inf>2</inf>, n) be an almost arithmetic sequence, i.e., a sequence of positive integers with gcd(m<inf>0</inf>, m<inf>1</inf>, m<inf>2</inf>, n) = 1, such that m<inf>0</inf> < m<inf>1</inf> < m<inf>2</inf> form an arithmetic progression, n is arbitrary and they minimally generate the numerical semigroup Γ =m<inf>0</inf>ℕ +m<inf>1</inf>ℕ +m<inf>2</inf>ℕ +nℕ. Let k be a field. The homogeneous coordinate ring k[Γ] of the affine monomial curve parametrically defined by X<inf>0</inf> = t<sup>m<inf>0</inf></sup>, X<inf>1</inf> = t<sup>m<inf>1</inf></sup>, X<inf>2</inf> = t<sup>m<inf>2</inf></sup>, Y = t<sup>n</sup> is a graded R-module, where R is the polynomial ring k[X<inf>0</inf>, X<inf>1</inf>, X<inf>2</inf>, Y] with the grading degX<inf>i</inf>: = m<inf>i</inf>, degY: = n. In this paper, we construct a minimal graded free resolution for k[Γ].falseArithmetic sequences | Betti numbers | minimal free resolution | monomial curvesMinimal graded free resolutions for monomial curves in A4 defined by almost arithmetic sequencesArticle15324125521-5511 February 20173arJournal3WOS:000386798000007