Stable equivalence of Artin algebras
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INTRODUCTION. An artin algebra is an Artin ring which is a finitely generated module over
its center R, which is also an Artin ring. For an Artin algebra A we denote by mod (A) the …
its center R, which is also an Artin ring. For an Artin algebra A we denote by mod (A) the …
Stable equivalence of Artin algebras¹
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An Artin algebra is an Artin ring which is a finitely generated module over its center R, which
is also an Artin ring. For an Artin algebra A we denote by mod (A) the category of finitely …
is also an Artin ring. For an Artin algebra A we denote by mod (A) the category of finitely …
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STABLE~ EQUIVALENCE OF ARTIN ALGEBRAS
M Auslander, I Reiten - on Orders, Group Rings and Related Topics, 1973 - Springer
INTRODUCTION. An artin algebra is an Artin ring which is a finitely generated module over
its center R, which is also an Artin ring. For an Artin algebra A we denote by mod (A) the …
its center R, which is also an Artin ring. For an Artin algebra A we denote by mod (A) the …
[引用][C] Stable equivalence of artin algebras
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STABLE EQUIVALENCE OF ARTIN ALGEBRAS
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Λ associated to mod (A). The objects of mod (A are the same as the objects of mod (A),
denoted by M And the morphisms are given by Hom (M, N)= Hom (M, N)/U (M, N), where U …
denoted by M And the morphisms are given by Hom (M, N)= Hom (M, N)/U (M, N), where U …