Interaction between Representation Theory of Algebras and Cluster Theory

点击翻译按钮获取中文摘要

Our objective is to study the representation theory of artin algebras with connection to cluster theory. Our methodology consists of AR-theory, tilting theory and covering theory. 1) For artin algebras, we shall describe the shapes of some special AR-components; classify representation-finite algebras whose radical has a small nilpotency; characterize the representation-finiteness in terms of their AR-quievrs; construct all preprojective or preinjective tilting modules over a hereditary algebra and characterize cluster tilted algebras. For a string bound quiver with infinite nonzero paths or a species of an infinite Dynkin valued quiver, we shall classify the indecomposable representations and describe their AR-components. 2) Working with extension closed subcategories of triangulated categories, we shall unify the AR-theory studied independently in module categories over rings, exact categories, abelian categories and triangulated categories. This will yield existence theorems of almost split sequences in the representation category of a bound quiver with infinite non-zero paths and that of species of infinite valued quivers with no infinite path. 3) We shall provide some new points of view to study the homological properties of algebras. We shall attack No Loop Conjecture from the AR-quiver of the derived category of artin algebras of finite global dimension and establish Finitistic Dimension Conjecture for algebras with a finite singularity category. We shall find a criterion for an oriented cycle in the quiver of an elementary algebra to support a semisimple module of infinite projective dimension. We shall establish No Loop Conjecture for artin algebras with radical cubed zero and Extension Conjecture for elementary algebras with radical cubed zero. 4) We shall construct a Galois covering for the derived category of a quadratic monomial algebra in order to classify the indecomposable complexes and describe their AR-components in the string case. We shall study a new category, that is the Verdier quotient of the derived category of finitely presented representations of a strongly locally finite quiver by the triangulated subcategory of finite dimensional representations. 5) We shall show that the canonical orbit category of the derived category of the representation category of a species of a finite valued quiver is a cluster category, and it categorifies the corresponding cluster algebra. We shall construct cluster categories of types B infinity and C infinity. 6) Given a cluster category of type A infinity or A double infinity, we shall be interested in a criterion for a rigid subcategory to be maximal rigid and in a method to construct all the cluster tilting subcategories. 7) Given a cluster category, we shall characterize its rank in terms of some of its intrinsic properties and show that it is the classical cluster category associated with a Dynkin quiver if it is of finite type.