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摘要
我们研究有限维分级岩永-戈伦斯坦代数 A 上的分级科恩-麦考莱模块稳定范畴 CM_ZA 的倾斜对象。我们首先证明,如果 CM_ZA 中存在一个倾斜对象,那么它的内构代数总是具有有限全维。接下来,为了研究倾斜对象的存在,我们引入了数值不变式 g(A)。在 A 是 1-Iwanaga-Gorenstein 的情况下,我们给出了 g(A) 存在倾斜对象的充分条件。作为应用,对于树状四元组 Q 的截断前投影代数Π(Q)w,我们证明 CM_ZΠ(Q)w 总是承认一个倾斜对象。
Tilting theory for finite dimensional 1-Iwanaga-Gorenstein algebras
We study tilting objects of the stable category of graded Cohen-Macaulay modules over a finite dimensional graded Iwanaga-Gorenstein algebra A. We first show that if there exists a tilting object in , then its endomorphism algebra always has finite global dimension. Next, to study the existence of a tilting object, we introduce a numerical invariant . In the case where A is 1-Iwanaga-Gorenstein, we give a sufficient condition on for the existence of a tilting object. As an application, for a truncated preprojective algebra of a tree quiver Q, we prove that always admits a tilting object.
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