WHEN ARE ARTINIAN PI-RINGS ARTIN ALGEBRAS?
Let \(R\) be an Artinian PI-ring. The author gives a sufficient condition that \(R\) be an Artin algebra, i.e., a module of finite length over its center. Let \(D\) be the underlying diagram of the Gabriel quiver of \(R\), so \(D\) is non-oriented but valued. The condition is that each connected component \(D'\) of \(D\) is a tree, and the product of all valuations of the edges in \(D'\) is one or a prime number. Examples are the Dynkin diagrams and several Euclidean diagrams. For each diagram \(D\) that does not satisfy these conditions, there is an Artinian PI-ring that is not an Artin algebra.
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