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How to count the number of irreducible components of the scheme of finite-dimensional algebra structures (English)
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1982
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This paper concerns the problem of counting the number \(a_ n\) of irreducible components of the k-scheme \(A_ n\) of unitary, associative algebra structures on \(k^ n\), where k is an algebraically closed field. And it studies the asymptotic behavior of \(a_ n\) as n tends to infinity. For the purpose the combinatorial growth is defined. The aim of the paper is to show that quiver-algebras obtained from minimal simple quivers dominate the asymptotic behavior of \(a_ n\). The main result is as follows: The combinatorial growth of \(a_ n\) is equal to that of the number of irreducible components of the subscheme of \(A_ n\) of quotient algebra structures of quiver-algebras by ideals generated by the arrows of minimal simple quivers. This result is a generalization of the results of Flanigan concerning prematrix algebras.
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number of irreducible components. Maola, Guerin
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k-scheme
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associative algebra structures
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asymptotic behavior
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combinatorial growth
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quiver- algebras
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minimal simple quivers
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