scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1559372

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The paper under review is an extended version of a series of lectures given by the author at the XV Escola de Álgebra held in Brasilia in July, 1998. We quote from the introduction: The main purpose of these lectures is to present the main concepts of tame and wild algebras and to consider the associated derived categories. For the understanding of tame algebras and their module categories, the introduction of some geometric concepts and techniques is of fundamental importance. After introducing the notion of module varieties, the author shows some geometric characterizations of tame algebras and exhibits some examples of derived categories of tame algebras. At the end, the author discusses his joint results with M. Barot which characterize the algebras which are derived-equivalent to tame hereditary or tubular algebras.











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