Tilting, cotilting, and serially tilted rings
Tilting, cotilting, and serially tilted rings
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DOI:
10.1080/00927879008823985
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发表时间:
1990
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0.7
通讯作者:
R. Colby;K. Fuller
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作者:
R. Colby;K. Fuller
1586 COLBY AND FULLER and Ringel [12] obtained an interesting class of algebras of finite type by calculating the tilting modules and the corresponding tilted algebras. Here we provide extensions of some of the known results on tilting and cotilting theory to more general rings, and employ them to obtain descriptions of the tilting modules over noetherian serial rings, their endomorphism rings which we call serially tilted rings, and the categories S-mod and mod-S for a serially tilted ring S. Miyashita [16] and Cline, Parshall, and Scott [7] have investigated generalizations of tilting modules and have obtained generalizations of portions of the well known Tilting Theorem (see [4], for example) for arbitrary rings. In Section 1 we present a rather complete version of the Tilting Theorem (with simplified proofs) for an arbitrary ring R; and we prove that if R is left hereditary and S= End (RT) then T induces a splitting torsion theory on S-Mod entirely analogous to the algebra case. Colby [B] has investigated the notion of cotilting modules over noetherian'rings and obtained a dual version of the Tilting Theorem. Building on his results, in Section 2 we show that tilting modules over left noetherian hereditary rings are also cotilting modules, and if (R, T, S) is a cotilting triple with R left hereditary then a tilting module T induces a splitting torsion theory on mod-S that describes mod-S in terms of the T-torsion and T-reflexive modules in R-mod. In Section 3 we show that a tilting module over a noetherian serial ring R is a direct sum of a projective module and a tilting module over an artinian factor ring of R, and we prove that, over hereditary noetherian serial rings, tilting modules and cotilting modules are one-and-the-same, Section 4 contains a characterization of serially tilted noetherian rings derived from the preceding sections, an extension of Happel and Ringel's characterization of algebras that tilt to triangular matrix algebras [12], Fuller and Haack's [10, Theorem 21, and Warfield's characterization of prime noetherian serial rings [22]. These rings are noetherian rings of global dimension 5 2 whose finitely generated left and right modules are completely described by the tilting-cotilting theory and Warfield's description [22] of R-mod for R a noetherian serial ring. Moreover, unlike the serial case, their left and right structures bear little or no resemblance to each other.