Quivers with Polynomial Identities

We provide a topological characterization of quivers whose path algebra satisfies a polynomial identity. This class includes the oriented cycle and acyclic quivers and, in the latter case, we describe the associated T-ideal. We introduce a generalization of Arnold’s A-graded algebras, which we call locally A-graded algebras, and prove that they are also PI. We give an example of a quiver algebra satisfying a polynomial identity, even if the path algebra of the quiver does not.

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Annals of representation theory
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2026-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.5802/art.38
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Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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Quivers with Polynomial Identities

J.D. Chavez, Giovanni Cerulli Irelli, Elena Pascucci
Annals of representation theory
Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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Quivers with Polynomial Identities

J.D. Chavez, Giovanni Cerulli Irelli, Elena Pascucci
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Abstract

We provide a topological characterization of quivers whose path algebra satisfies a polynomial identity. This class includes the oriented cycle and acyclic quivers and, in the latter case, we describe the associated T-ideal. We introduce a generalization of Arnold’s A-graded algebras, which we call locally A-graded algebras, and prove that they are also PI. We give an example of a quiver algebra satisfying a polynomial identity, even if the path algebra of the quiver does not.

Annals of representation theoryVol. 3(2)
Universidade do Porto (PT), Sapienza University of Rome (IT)
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Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
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