A new triangulated category for rational surface singularities
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Abstract: In this short paper we introduce a new triangulated category for rational surface singularities which in the non-Gorenstein case acts as a substitute for the stable category of matrix factorizations. The category is formed as a Frobenius quotient of the category of special CM modules, and we classify the relatively projective-injective objects and thus describe the AR quiver of the quotient. Connections to the corresponding reconstruction algebras are also discussed.
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