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    Artin Algebras of Finite Type and Finite Categories of Δ-Good Modules (English)
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    24 June 2016
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    Artin algebras
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    finite representation type
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    delta-good module categories
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    preinjective partitions
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    postprojective partitions
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    quasi-hereditary algebras
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