[PDF][PDF] Almost split sequences for relatively projective modules
R Bautista, M Kleiner - Journal of Algebra, 1990 - core.ac.uk
The paper deals with almost split sequences. Introduced in [2] for the category mod A of
finitely generated modules over an artin algebra A, almost split sequences were later found …
finitely generated modules over an artin algebra A, almost split sequences were later found …
[PDF][PDF] Almost split sequences in subcategories
M Auslander, SO Smalø - Journal of Algebra, 1981 - core.ac.uk
Let R be a commutative artin ring and let/i be an R-algebra which is a finitely generated R-
module. In [5] Auslander and Reiten introduced the notion of an almost split sequence in …
module. In [5] Auslander and Reiten introduced the notion of an almost split sequence in …
Almost projective modules and almost split sequences with indecomposable middle term
R Martínez-Villa - Communications in Algebra, 1980 - Taylor & Francis
Almost projective modules and almost split sequences with indecomposable middle term Page 1
COMMUNICATIONS IN ALGEBRA, 8(12), 1123-1150 (1980) ALMOST PROJECTIVE MODULES …
COMMUNICATIONS IN ALGEBRA, 8(12), 1123-1150 (1980) ALMOST PROJECTIVE MODULES …
[PDF][PDF] Almost split sequences in dimension two
M Auslander, I Reiten - Advances in Mathematics, 1987 - core.ac.uk
Let C be a full subcategory of an abelian category A which is closed under extensions, ie, if
0-+ C,+ C,+ C,-+ 0 is an exact sequence in A with C, and C3 in C, then C, is in C. An exact …
0-+ C,+ C,+ C,-+ 0 is an exact sequence in A with C, and C3 in C, then C, is in C. An exact …
Almost split sequences whose middle term has at most two indecomposable summands
M Auslander, R Bautista, MI Platzeck… - Canadian Journal of …, 1979 - cambridge.org
Let Λ be an artin algebra, and denote by mod Λ the category of finitely generated Λ-
modules. All modules we consider are finitely generated. We recall from [6] that a nonsplit …
modules. All modules we consider are finitely generated. We recall from [6] that a nonsplit …
Representation theory of artin algebras iii almost split sequences
M Auslander, I Reiten - Communications in Algebra, 1975 - Taylor & Francis
0-> A-> B-> C-> 0 is called an almost split sequence if a) it is not splitable, b) A and C are
indecomposable A-modules and c) if f: X-> C is not a splitable epimorphism, then there is an …
indecomposable A-modules and c) if f: X-> C is not a splitable epimorphism, then there is an …
The use of almost split sequences in the representation theory of Artin algebras
I Reiten - Representations of Algebras: Workshop Notes of the …, 2006 - Springer
Let A be an artin algebra, for example a finite dimensional algebra over a field k and C an
indecomposable nonprojective finitely generated left A-module. Then there is an exact …
indecomposable nonprojective finitely generated left A-module. Then there is an exact …
[图书][B] On the four terms in the middle theorem for almost split sequences
H Krause - 1993 - Citeseer
Liu's Theorem Let be an artin algebra and let 0! X!ri= 1 Yi! Z! 0 be an almost split sequence
in the category of nitely generated-modules such that all Yi's are indecomposable. Suppose …
in the category of nitely generated-modules such that all Yi's are indecomposable. Suppose …
[引用][C] The construction of almost split sequences, II: lattices over orders
MCR Butler - Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, 1979 - Wiley Online Library
In [3], traces of endomorphisms of semisimple modules were used to give a method for
constructing almost split sequences of finitely generated modules over an artin algebra. This …
constructing almost split sequences of finitely generated modules over an artin algebra. This …
Almost split sequences for complexes of fixed size
R Bautista, MJS Salorio, R Zuazua - Journal of Algebra, 2005 - Elsevier
Let A be an additive k-category, ka commutative artinian ring and n> 1. We denote by Cn (A)
the category of complexes [Formula: see text] in A with Xi= 0 if i∉{1,…, n}. We see that Cn (A) …
the category of complexes [Formula: see text] in A with Xi= 0 if i∉{1,…, n}. We see that Cn (A) …