Homological invariants of generalized bound path algebras

We study homological invariants of a given generalized bound path algebra in terms of those of the algebras used in its construction. We discuss the particular case where the algebra is a generalized path algebra and give conditions for those algebras to be shod or quasitilted.

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International Electronic Journal of Algebra
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2025-05-27
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https://doi.org/10.24330/ieja.1707407
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1
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Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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Homological invariants of generalized bound path algebras

Flávio U. Coelho, Viktor Chust
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International Electronic Journal of Algebra
Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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Homological invariants of generalized bound path algebras

Flávio U. Coelho, Viktor Chust
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Abstract

We study homological invariants of a given generalized bound path algebra in terms of those of the algebras used in its construction. We discuss the particular case where the algebra is a generalized path algebra and give conditions for those algebras to be shod or quasitilted.

International Electronic Journal of AlgebraVol. 39(39)
Universidade de São Paulo (BR)
Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo, Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico
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Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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