Homological dimensions of gentle algebras via geometric models

DOI10.1007/S11425-022-2120-8OpenAlexW4391350210WikidataQ129073202 ScholiaQ129073202MaRDI QIDQ6131284FDOQ6131284

Authors: Yu-Zhe Liu, Hanpeng Gao, Zhaoyong Huang 

Publication date: 4 April 2024

Published in: Science China. Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: Let $A=kQ/I$ be a finite dimensional basic algebra over an algebraically closed field $k$ which is a gentle algebra with the marked ribbon surface $(mathcal{S}_A,mathcal{M}_A,Gamm{a}_A)$. It is known that $mathcal{S}_A$ can be divided into some elementary polygons $Delt{a}_{i}mid1leiled$ by $Gamm{a}_A$ which has exactly one side in the boundary of $mathcal{S}_A$. Let $mathfrakC(Delt{a}_i)$ be the number of sides of $Delt{a}_i$ belonging to $Gamm{a}_A$ if the unmarked boundary component of $mathcal{S}_A$ is not a side of $Delt{a}_i$; otherwise, $mathfrakC(Delt{a}_i)=infty$, and let $mathsffext-Delta$ be the set of all non-$infty$-elementary polygons and $mathcal{F}_A$ (respectively, ${mathsffext-mathcalF}_A$) the set of all forbidden threads (respectively, of finite length). Then we have �egin{enumerate} item[{ m (1)}] The global dimension of $A=maxlimit{s}_{1leqileqd}mathfrakC(Delt{a}_i)-1=maxlimit{s}_{mathitPiinmathcal{F}_A}l(mathitPi)$, where $l(mathitPi)$ is the length of $mathitPi$. item[{ m (2)}] The left and right self-injective dimensions of $A=$ �egin{center} $$ end{center} end{enumerate} As a consequence, we get that the finiteness of the global dimension of gentle algebras is invariant under AG-equivalence. In addition, we get that the number of indecomposable non-projective Gorenstein projective modules over gentle algebras is also invariant under AG-equivalence.

Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.13180

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zbMATH Keywords

gentle algebrasglobal dimensiongeometric modelsself-injective dimensionAG-equivalencemarked ribbon surfaces

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Representations of associative Artinian rings (16G10) Homological dimension in associative algebras (16E10)

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