\(\tau\)-tilting finiteness of non-distributive algebras and their module varieties (Q2161165)

Minimal representation-infinite algebras are those algebras \(A\) of infinite type (that is, there are infinitely many non-isomorphic indecomposable \(A\)-modules) such that every proper quotient \(A/J\), with \(J\) an ideal of \(A\), is representation-finite. The class of minimal representation-infinite algebras can be divided into three subclasses: those which are special biserial; those which are non-distributive; and those with a so-called good covering such that their finite subcategories are tame-concealed of type \(D_n\) or \(E_n\), \(n = 6,7,8\). In a previous work, the author studied the \(\tau\)-finiteness of the minimal representation-infinite algebras which are special biserial and here the aim is to describe the class of such algebras which are non-distributive.