Relative homology and representation theory III
Relative homology and representation theory III
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M. Auslander;.. Solberg-Solberg-2103230017
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M. Auslander;.. Solberg-Solberg-2103230017
This paper, the last of a series of three papers studying the uses of relative homological algebra in the representation theory of artin algebras, is devoted to giving a rather explicit connection between the relative cotilting theory introduced in the previous paper and standard cotilting theory. The reader is referred to the previous papers in this series [2, 3] for basic definitions and results, as well as notations, concerning the relative homological algebra and theory of relative cotilting modules used in this paper. We now describe the main result of this paper. Let mod Λ be the category of finitely generated left modules over an artin algebra Λ. Suppose F is an additive subfunctor of the additive bifunctor ExtΛ( , ): (mod Λ) ×modΛ → Ab. Assume that F has enough projectives and injectives and that P(F ), the subcategory of mod Λ consisting of the F -projectives, is addG for some G in mod Λ. Then G is a generator for mod Λ since P(F ) contains Λ. Let ΓG = EndΛ(G) . Let T in mod Λ be an F -cotilting module. We show that the ΓG-module HomΛ(G, T ) = (G, T ) is a standard cotilting module and that the algebra EndΓG((G, T )) is naturally isomorphic to Γ = EndΛ(T ). In addition we show that the relative cotilting functor HomΛ( , T ): modΛ → mod Γ is canonically isomorphic to the composition HomΓG( , (G, T ))◦HomΛ(G, ) of the functors HomΛ(G, ): mod Λ → mod ΓG and the standard cotilting functor HomΓG( , (G, T )): mod ΓG → mod Γ. This shows how relative cotilting functors can be described in terms of standard cotilting functors. The proof of this result uses the notion of the Wedderburn correspondence introduced in [1] and also gives the following connection between the Wedderburn correspondence, and both standard and relative tilting and cotilting theory. Suppose G is a generator for mod Λ. Denote Fadd G by F . Then F has enough projectives and injectives and P(F ) = addG. Again letting ΓG = EndΛ(G) , we get that G is an F tilting module. Thus HomΛ(G, ): mod Λ → mod ΓG is a special case of a relative tilting functor. We then get that HomΛ(G, ): mod Λ → mod ΓG is canonically isomorphic to the composition HomΓ( , (G, T ))◦HomΛ( , T ) where HomΛ( , T ): modΛ → mod Γ is a relative cotilting functor and HomΓ( , (G, T )): mod Γ → mod ΓG is a standard cotilting functor with idΓ(G, T ) = 2. Further, we have that the Grothendieck groups F -K0(mod Λ) and K0(mod ΓG) are isomorphic.