2019
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1903.04645
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Syzygy Filtrations of Cyclic Nakayama Algebras

Abstract: We introduce a method "syzygy filtration" to give building blocks of syzygies appearing in projective resolutions of indecomposable Λ-modules where Λ is a cyclic Nakayama algebra. We interpret homological invariants of Λ including left and right finitistic dimension, left and right ϕ-dimension, Gorenstein dimension, dominant dimension and their upper bounds in terms of this new filtration. For all of them, we obtain a unified upper bound 2r where r is the number of relations defining the algebra Λ. We give a s… Show more

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“…Hence we consider infinite global dimensional case. Moreover, we can exclude the equalities of the left and right finitistic dimensions, since we proved them in [Sen19]. Now we can use induction to prove the remaining cases of the main result:…”
Section: Proof Of the Main Theoremmentioning
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“…Hence we consider infinite global dimensional case. Moreover, we can exclude the equalities of the left and right finitistic dimensions, since we proved them in [Sen19]. Now we can use induction to prove the remaining cases of the main result:…”
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confidence: 97%
“…Here, we recall some basic definitions and construction of syzygy filtered algebra ε(Λ) which will be used in the section 3. For details we refer to papers [Sen18] and [Sen19].…”
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“…Here we briefly recall some basics about Nakayama algebras. For details we refer to [Sen18] and [Sen19]. Algebra is called Nakayama algebra if all indecomposable modules are uniserial.…”
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