Semi-invariants for concealed-canonical algebras. (Q401015)

An algebra is \textit{concealed-canonical} if it is isomorphic to the endomorphism algebra of a tilting bundle over a weighted projective line. Given a concealed-canonical algebra \(\Lambda\) and a dimension vector \(d\) of a module whose indecomposable direct summands belong to a sincere separating exact subcategory of the category of finite dimensional \(\Lambda\)-modules, the author studies the ring of semi-invariants \(\mathrm{SI}(\Lambda,d)\). Recall that \(\mathrm{SI}(\Lambda,d)\) is the algebra of invariants of the commutator subgroup \(\mathrm{SL}(d)\) of the base-change group \(\mathrm{GL}(d)\) acting on the affine variety parameterizing the \(d\)-dimensional \(\Lambda\)-modules.NEWLINENEWLINE The main result is that relative invariants associated to a certain set of representations constitute a (finite) generating system of the algebra of semi-invariants (assuming that the base field has characteristic zero). It is shown that the algebra of semi-invariants is always a complete intersection, and the cases when it is a polynomial algebra are determined. These results generalize and give a unified treatment to similar earlier results on canonical algebras and Euclidean quivers.