2020
DOI: 10.2140/pjm.2020.307.63
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Split bounded extension algebras and Han’s conjecture

Abstract: A main purpose of this paper is to prove that the class of finite dimensional algebras which verify Han's conjecture is closed under split bounded extensions.

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“…In other words considering S with its B‐bimodule structure obtained by transport of structure, with ‘zero internal product’ and with ‘zero action on X’ provides the same complex Gp/Gp1. This complex has been considered in the proof of [7; 9, Proposition 3.3], where we proved that if sans-serifTorBfalse(S,SBnfalse)=0 for >0 and for all n then for q>0 we have Hqfalse(Gp/Gp1false)=sans-serifTorp+qBefalse(X,SBpfalse)while H0false(Gp/Gp1false)=0. This finishes the proof in degrees at least 2 since the B‐bimodules S and A/B are isomorphic; see Remark 5.3.…”
Section: Gap Of the Jacobi–zariski Long Nearly Exact Sequencementioning
confidence: 91%
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“…In other words considering S with its B‐bimodule structure obtained by transport of structure, with ‘zero internal product’ and with ‘zero action on X’ provides the same complex Gp/Gp1. This complex has been considered in the proof of [7; 9, Proposition 3.3], where we proved that if sans-serifTorBfalse(S,SBnfalse)=0 for >0 and for all n then for q>0 we have Hqfalse(Gp/Gp1false)=sans-serifTorp+qBefalse(X,SBpfalse)while H0false(Gp/Gp1false)=0. This finishes the proof in degrees at least 2 since the B‐bimodules S and A/B are isomorphic; see Remark 5.3.…”
Section: Gap Of the Jacobi–zariski Long Nearly Exact Sequencementioning
confidence: 91%
“…The index of nilpotency of M is the smallest n such that M ⊗Λn = 0. Definition 6.4 [7]. Let Λ be a k-algebra and let M be a Λ-bimodule.…”
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