2016
DOI: 10.1017/s1446788716000331
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Ext-Finite Modules for Weakly Symmetric Algebras With Radical Cube Zero

Abstract: Assume A is weakly symmetric, indecomposable, with radical cube zero and radical square non-zero. We show that such algebra of wild representation type does not have a non-projective module M whose ext algebra is finite-dimensional. This gives a complete classification weakly symmetric indecomposable algebras which have a non-projective module whose ext algebra is finite-dimensional. MR Subject classification: 16E40, 16G10, (16E05, 15A24, 33C45)

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“…Another class of examples of algebras arising as trivial extensions of almost gentle algebras is given by symmetric algebras with radical cube zero, which have been extensively studied; see for example [4,12,13,18]. It follows from the results in this paper and in [18] that an algebra is a symmetric algebra with radical cube zero if and only if it is a trivial extension of an almost gentle algebra where the paths in the quiver of the almost gentle algebra are all of length at most one.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another class of examples of algebras arising as trivial extensions of almost gentle algebras is given by symmetric algebras with radical cube zero, which have been extensively studied; see for example [4,12,13,18]. It follows from the results in this paper and in [18] that an algebra is a symmetric algebra with radical cube zero if and only if it is a trivial extension of an almost gentle algebra where the paths in the quiver of the almost gentle algebra are all of length at most one.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The algebras studied by Schulz therefore do not satisfy (Fg). More generally, weakly symmetric algebra with radical cube zero were investigated in [11], [12]. The algebras in these papers which have criminals happen to be special biserial, therefore one may ask when a special biserial weakly symmetric algebra has criminals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%