I want to compute the minimal primes decomposition of a very complicated ideal using Macaulay2. My computer's 16gb of RAM isn't enough to run the code without crashing, but I already know 46 of the primary ideals that will make up the decomposition (there should be only a few more besides those 46). Is there any way for me to pass this information to M2 to reduce the complexity of the problem? Thanks!
2026-03-25 06:00:25.1774418425
Running a minimal primes decomposition in Macaulay2
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