Effective detection of nonsplit module extensions.
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Abstract: Let n be a positive integer, and let R be a finitely presented (but not necessarily finite dimensional) associative algebra over a computable field. We examine algorithmic tests for deciding (1) if every n-dimensional representation of R is semisimple, and (2) if there exist nonsplit extensions of non-isomorphic irreducible R-modules whose dimensions sum to no greater than n. Our basic strategy is to reduce each of the considered representation theoretic decision problems to the problem of deciding whether a particular set of commutative polynomials has a common zero. Standard methods of computational algebraic geometry can then be applied (in principle).
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