Derived equivalences for a class of PI algebras
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Abstract: A description of tilting complexes is given for a class of PI algebras whose prime spectrum is canonically homeomorphic to the prime spectrum of its center. Some Sklyanin algebras are the kind of algebras considered. As an application, it is proved that any algebra derived equivalent to such kind of algebra, is Morita equivalent to it.
The authors provide conditions to explicitly determined tilting complexes over a ring \(A\), in the derived category (Theorem 1.1); in particular, its endomorphism algebra in the derived category is Morita equivalent to \(A\). As examples, they consider \(A\) an Azuyama algebra, and also provide a non-Azuyama context (3-dimensional Sklyanin algebra). Finally, they calculate the derived Picard group.
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