Homogeneous left ideals as graded modules #
Let A be a k-algebra graded by π : β€ β Submodule k A. A homogeneous left ideal I of A
is a graded A-module whose degree-p piece is I β© π p. This file records it as an object
TauCeti.GradedModuleCat.ofIdeal π I hI of the category of graded modules.
The main example is the left ideal Af generated by an idempotent f, which is homogeneous as
soon as f is (Ideal.homogeneous_span; a nonzero homogeneous idempotent has degree zero). For
idempotent f the module Af is projective, being a direct summand of A, and so it is a
projective object of the graded category. Examples are the vertex projectives of a path algebra
or of a zigzag algebra graded by path length, generated by the vertex idempotents.
For an idempotent e of degree zero, the subspaces e β’ (Af)β read off by the idempotent graded
dimension TauCeti.GradedModuleCat.smulGradedDimension are the graded pieces eAf β© π p of the
corner eAf. Hence the graded dimension of e β’ Af is ββ dim_k(eAf β© π p) qα΅: this is the
formula for the graded Cartan matrix in idempotent coordinates.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.GradedModuleCat.ofIdeal π I hI: a homogeneous left ideal as a graded module.
Main results #
TauCeti.GradedModuleCat.projective_ofIdeal_span_singleton:Afis a projective graded module for an idempotentf.TauCeti.GradedModuleCat.map_subtype_smul_ofIdeal_span_singleton_piece:e β’ (Af)β, viewed insideA, is the graded pieceeAf β© π pof the corner.TauCeti.GradedModuleCat.coeff_smulGradedDimension_ofIdeal_span_singleton: the coefficient ofqα΅in the graded dimension ofe β’ Afisdim_k(eAf β© π p).
References #
- C. NΔstΔsescu and F. Van Oystaeyen, Methods of Graded Rings, Section 2.3, for graded modules and projectivity in the graded category.
- I. Assem, D. Simson, A. SkowroΕski, Elements of the Representation Theory of Associative
Algebras, Vol. 1, Sections I.4 and III.3, for the projectives
Afand the cornerseAfas Cartan-matrix entries.
Homogeneous left ideals #
A homogeneous left ideal I of a graded algebra, as a graded module: its degree-p piece
consists of the elements of I of degree p in A.
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Instances For
An element of a homogeneous left ideal has degree p exactly when it has degree p in the
algebra.
The left ideal generated by an idempotent #
The left ideal generated by an idempotent is a projective graded module: its underlying
module is a direct summand of A.
The idempotent pieces of Af are graded corners. For idempotents e of degree zero and
f, the subspace e β’ (Af)β, viewed inside A, is the degree-p part eAf β© π p of the corner
eAf.
The graded dimension of e β’ Af is the graded dimension of the corner eAf: the
coefficient of qα΅ is dim_k(eAf β© π p).