Quasitilted one-point extensions of wild hereditary algebras (Q5952419): Difference between revisions

Let \(H\) be a connected wild hereditary algebra and \(M\) a quasi-simple regular \(H\)-module such that \(H[M]\) is piecewise hereditary. Then, there exists a positive integer \(r\), such that the algebras \(H[\tau^iM]\) are quasitilted, for \(i>r\). In this case, the modules in the connecting component or in the family of stable tubes are of dimension at least \(d\), all but finitely many are sincere, and the remaining ones are almost sincere. Also, for each wild hereditary (resp. canonical) algebra, there exist infinitely many wild hereditary algebras \(C\) and quasi-simple regular \(C\)-modules \(M\) such that \(C[M]\) is tilted (resp. concealed canonical).