Abstract:We study derived invariance through syzygy complexes. In particular, we prove that syzygy-finite algebras and Igusa--Todorov algebras are invariant under derived equivalences. Consequently, we obtain that both classes of algebras are invariant under tilting equivalences. We also prove that derived equivalences preserve AC-algebras and the validity of the finitistic Auslander conjecture.
“…Given two subclasses I1, I2 ⊆ Ob T , we denote I1 * I2 by the full subcategory of all extensions between them, that is, The derived dimension can solve some problems. In [39], Wei give the following Problem Is every syzygy-finite algebra derived to an algebra of finite representation type? The answer is negative.…”
Section: The Dimension Of Triangulated Categorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theorem 1.2. (see [39,Theorem 4.5 and Theorem 5.4]) Let Λ and Γ be two derived equivalent algebras. Then (1) Λ is an Igusa-Todorov algebra if and only if Γ is an Igusa-Todorov algebra.…”
We introduce the notion of Igusa-Todorov dimension, and prove that this dimension is an invariant under derived equivalent. Igusa-Todorov dimension also give a characterization of Igusa-Todorov algebras, and in fact that an artin algebra is an Igusa-Todorov algebra if and only if its Igusa-Todorov dimension at most 1. We point out some artin algebras having Igusa-Todorov dimension more than one. We also give a new upper bound for the derived dimension of (m, n)-Igusa-Todorv algebra.
“…Given two subclasses I1, I2 ⊆ Ob T , we denote I1 * I2 by the full subcategory of all extensions between them, that is, The derived dimension can solve some problems. In [39], Wei give the following Problem Is every syzygy-finite algebra derived to an algebra of finite representation type? The answer is negative.…”
Section: The Dimension Of Triangulated Categorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theorem 1.2. (see [39,Theorem 4.5 and Theorem 5.4]) Let Λ and Γ be two derived equivalent algebras. Then (1) Λ is an Igusa-Todorov algebra if and only if Γ is an Igusa-Todorov algebra.…”
We introduce the notion of Igusa-Todorov dimension, and prove that this dimension is an invariant under derived equivalent. Igusa-Todorov dimension also give a characterization of Igusa-Todorov algebras, and in fact that an artin algebra is an Igusa-Todorov algebra if and only if its Igusa-Todorov dimension at most 1. We point out some artin algebras having Igusa-Todorov dimension more than one. We also give a new upper bound for the derived dimension of (m, n)-Igusa-Todorv algebra.
“…Examples of such algebras include syzygy-finite algebras, algebras with representation dimension not more than three and algebras with infinite-layer length not more than three [22]. It is known that Igusa-Todorov algebras satisfy the finitistic dimension conjecture, and the invariance of syzygy-finite and Igusa-Todorov under recollements and derived equivalences is discussed in [38,39].…”
Section: Definitions and Conventionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A-B-bimodules), and Ω D b (A) (−) the syzygy functor on derived category, up to some direct summands of projective modules. We point that Ω A (M) = Ω D b (A) (M) for any M ∈ modA, and we refer to [2,38] for more details on syzygies of complexes.…”
Section: Singular Equivalences Induced By Complexesmentioning
It is shown that a singular equivalence induced by tensoring with a suitable complex of bimodules defines a singular equivalence of Morita type with level, in the sense of Wang. This result is applied to homological ideals and idempotents to produce new reduction techniques for testing the properties of syzygy-finite and injectives generation of finite dimensional algebras over a field.
Let Λ be an artin algebra, and V a subset of all simple modules in mod Λ. Suppose that Λ/ rad Λ has finite syzygy type, then the derived dimension of Λ is at most ℓℓ t V (ΛΛ) + pd V. In particular, if the global dimension of Λ is finite, then the derived dimension of Λ is at most ℓℓ t V (ΛΛ) + pd V. This generalized the famous result which state that the derived dimension of Λ is less than or equal to the global dimension of Λ.
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