Homological invariants under Frobenius extensions
As a generalization of the classical Frobenius algebras, the notion of Frobenius extensions of rings was due to F. Kasch, and was further developed by Nakayama, Tsuzuku and Morita. This notion is of broad interest in many different areas, they provide some connection between representation theory and knot theory, and are used in study of Calabi-Yau properties of Cherednik algebras and quantum algebras.\N\NIt is well-known that many homological properties are invariant under Frobenius extensions, such as the projectivity, injectivity, (Gorenstein) homological dimension, and so on. In the present paper, the authors focus on connecting (separable) Frobenius extensions with tilting theory, homological conjectures and certain algebraic structures.\N\NLet \(A/S\) be a Frobenius extension such that \(S\) is commutative and \(S\)-algebra. They prove that if \((C, T)\) is a tilting pair in mod\(S\), then \((C\otimes_SA, T\otimes_SA)\) is a tilting pair in mod\(A\). Conversely, if \((C, T)\) is a tilting pair in mod\(A\), the \((C, T)\) is also a tilting pair in mod\(S\). Especially, if \(T\) is an \(n\)-tilting \(S\)-module, then \(T\otimes_SA_A\) is an \(n\)-tilting \(A\)-module.\N\NThe authors prove that the so-called \((l, n)\)-condition is preserved under right-split Frobenius extensions. As an application, they obtain that the dominant dimension is invariant under right-split Frobenius extensions. Furthermore, some homological conjectures are studied in the paper, such as the (strongly) Nakayama conjecture, the finitistic dimension conjecture, the Auslander-Reiten conjecture, and so on. The authors prove that the validity of there homological conjectures is preserved under (separable) Frobnius extensions.
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