Some extension algebras for standard modules over KLR algebras of type A
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Abstract: Khovanov-Lauda-Rouquier algebras of finite Lie type are affine quasihereditary with standard modules labeled by Kostant partitions of . Let be the direct sum of all standard modules. It is known that the Yoneda algebra carries a structure of an -algebra which can be used to reconstruct the category of standardly filtered -modules. In this paper, we explicitly describe in two special cases: (1) when is a positive root in type , and (2) when is of Lie type . In these cases, turns out to be torsion free and intrinsically formal. We provide an example to show that the -algebra is non-formal in general.
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