Distributive functors (Q1344423)

Let \(A\) be a finite dimensional basic algebra over an algebraically closed field \(k\). Theorem 1 describes \(A\) in terms of its ordinary quiver and relations such that the forgetful functor \(F : \text{mod }A \to \text{mod }k\) is distributive. A functor is called distributive if the lattice of its subfunctors is distributive. By Theorem 2 \(A\) is special biserial if \(F_ i = \text{Hom}_ A (P_ i,-) : \text{mod }A \to \text{mod }k\) are distributive for all indecomposable projective modules \(P_ i\).