Extensions of homologically finite subcategories
Extensions of homologically finite subcategories
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同调有限子范畴的扩展
DOI:
10.1007/bf01236075
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
0.6
通讯作者:
S. Smalø
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作者:
S. A. Sikko;S. Smalø
Introduction. The study of homologically finite subcategories has turned out to be important in several contexts, especially in the representation theory of artin algebras. In this paper we will study the category of finitely generated modules obtained by extensions of modules taken from two homologically finite subcategories of the category of finitely generated modules over an artin algebra. In a forthcoming paper we will come back to other contexts where analogous results hold. Let A be an artin algebra and denote by mod A the category of finitely generated left A-modules. By a subcategory of rood A we always understand a full subcategory closed with respect to direct sums, direct summands and isomorphisms. Thus a subcategory is fully determined once we have specified its objects. For each ordered pair (d,~) of subcategories of mod A we denote by dg~ the subcategory whose objects are the direct summands of the modules E having a submodule A in d with E/A in~. Our purpose in this article is to show that if d and~ are both contravariantly finite in mod A, then so is~ C. This generalizes earlier results by Grecht, Vossieck, de la Pefia/Simson, Ringel and Smalo.We start by recalling some definitions. Let cg be a subcategory of mod A. Throughout this paper, by a functor on cg we always understand an additive functor. A contravariant functor F from c~ to the category db of abelian groups is said to be finitely generated if there exists a module C in c~ and an epimorphism (, C)[4-~ F. If there are modules C1 and C 2 in cg and an exact sequence (, C1) l~--+(, Cz)] 4~ F~ 0 of functors on cg, we say that F is finitely presented. Dually, a covariant functor G: cg~ db is said to be finitely generated if there is an epimorphism (C,)[~ G with C in cg and G is said to be finitely presented if there is an exact sequence (C:,) I,~(C2,) l~ e~ G--> 0 with C: and C 2 in c~. Here we remind the reader that for a module X in rood A, the functor (~ X)[~ is given by Y~-~ Horn A (X, Y) for each object Y in cg and we simply write (X, Y) for the abelian group Homa (X, Y). If YLY'is a morphism in cg, then (, X) l~(f) is the morphism Homa (Y', X) Homa (f, X)) Homa (y'X) of abelian groups. Also a morphism M & N in modA induces the morphism of functors (, M)]~(, g) l%(, N)[~, where (, g) l~(X)