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The modules in any component of the AR-quiver of a wild hereditary Artin algebra are uniquely determined by their composition factors (English)
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It is proved: the modules in any component of the AR-quiver of a wild hereditary artin algebra are uniquely determined by their composition factors. Therefore for any fixed natural number d, the number of homomorphism classes of indecomposable modules of length d in this component is finite.
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component
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AR-quiver
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wild hereditary artin algebra
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composition factors
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number of homomorphism classes
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indecomposable modules
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