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TauCeti.Algebra.Category.FGModuleCat.Stable.Basic

Stable categories of finitely generated modules #

For a right Noetherian ring A, this file defines the stable category of finitely generated right A-modules as the additive quotient by maps factoring through projective modules. When A is a finite-dimensional algebra over a field and is self-injective on both sides, the canonical exact structure on FGModuleCat Aᵐᵒᵖ is Frobenius. In that case this is the usual stable module category: projective and injective modules coincide, and precisely they become zero in the quotient.

The construction is stated first for a right Noetherian ring because the quotient itself does not use self-injectivity. The finite-dimensional self-injective hypotheses enter only in the results identifying the killed objects with injectives. This is the stmod-A carrier used by stable module and hypersurface comparison theorems.

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The stable module category of finitely generated right A-modules: maps factoring through a projective module are killed. For a finite-dimensional self-injective algebra, this is the usual category stmod-A.

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    The quotient functor from finitely generated right A-modules to their stable category.

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      A finitely generated module is zero in the stable module category exactly when it is projective.

      A map of finitely generated modules vanishes in the stable module category exactly when it factors through a projective module.

      A map into Y vanishes in the stable module category exactly when it lifts along a given epimorphism π : P ⟶ Y from a projective module.

      Two maps of finitely generated modules are equal in the stable module category exactly when their difference factors through a projective module.

      For a finite-dimensional algebra self-injective on both sides, an object is zero in stmod-A exactly when it is injective.

      Under the self-injectivity hypotheses, a map is zero in stmod-A exactly when it factors through an injective module.