Relative projectivity of representations of group-graded rings (Q1176773)

Let \(R\) be a (finite-dimensional) fully \(G\)-graded \(k\)-algebra, with \(k\) a field and \(G\) a finite group. If \(R_ 1\) denotes the homogeneous 1- component of \(R\), then an \(R\)-module \(M\) is called relatively \(R_ 1\)- projective if it is isomorphic to a direct summand of \(L\otimes_{R_ 1}R\) for some \(R_ 1\)-module \(L\). Assume that \(V\) is the restriction to \(R_ 1\) of a relatively \(R_ 1\)-projective \(R\)-module and that \(V/V \hbox{rad }R_ 1\) has no repeated composition factors. Motivated by classical Clifford theory and by the work of E. C. Dade on group-graded rings, the authors prove that any indecomposable \(R\)-module \(X\) whose restriction to \(R_ 1\) is a direct sum of copies of \(V\) is a direct summand of the induced module \(V\otimes_{R_ 1}R\) and hence relatively projective.