The Ext-Euler matrix of a finite-dimensional algebra #
Let A be an algebra over a field k, with finite exhaustive families of pairwise nonisomorphic
simple modules S i and indecomposable projectives P i, where P i ⟶ S i is a projective
cover. This file computes the Ext-Euler characteristic
χ(M, N) = ∑ n, (-1)ⁿ dim_k Extⁿ_A(M, N)
of TauCeti.extEuler on these two families.
Against simples, the projective covers are dual to the simples up to the division algebras
D i = End_A(S i): χ(P i, S j) = dim_k Hom_A(P i, S j) is dim_k D i when i = j and 0
otherwise. Over a general field the diagonal entry is dim_k D i; it is 1 when S i is
absolutely simple, that is, when D i is one-dimensional.
If every pair of finitely generated modules is Euler-admissible, the matrix E i j = χ(S i, S j)
is therefore constrained by the Cartan matrix C i j = [P j : S i]: column i of C expresses
[P i] in the simple basis of G₀(mod A). Over a general field this gives
Cᵀ * E = diagonal (fun i ↦ dim_k D i); when every simple is absolutely simple it gives
Cᵀ * E = 1. If A is finite-dimensional and every finitely generated module has a finite
resolution by finitely generated projectives, all these pairs are Euler-admissible and C is
invertible, so E = (C⁻¹)ᵀ * diagonal (fun i ↦ dim_k D i): the entry E i j is the (j, i)
entry of C⁻¹ times dim_k D j. If moreover every simple is absolutely simple, then
E = (C⁻¹)ᵀ. Rows of E are indexed by the first argument of the Euler form,
which is not symmetric in general, so the transpose is part of the statement.
Main results #
TauCeti.cartanMatrix_transpose_mul_extEulerMatrix_eq_diagonal:Cᵀ * E = diagonal (fun i ↦ dim_k End_A(S i))over a general field.TauCeti.cartanMatrix_transpose_mul_extEulerMatrix_eq_one:Cᵀ * E = 1for absolutely simple simples.TauCeti.extEulerMatrix_eq_inverseCartanMatrix_transpose_mul_diagonalandTauCeti.extEuler_eq_inverseCartanMatrix_mul_finrank: under finite projective resolutions,E = (C⁻¹)ᵀ * diagonal (fun i ↦ dim_k End_A(S i))over a general field.TauCeti.extEulerMatrix_eq_inverseCartanMatrix_transposeandTauCeti.extEuler_eq_inverseCartanMatrix: for absolutely simple simples under finite projective resolutions,E = (C⁻¹)ᵀ, soχ(S i, S j)is the(j, i)entry of the inverse Cartan matrix.
References #
- Ibrahim Assem, Daniel Simson and Andrzej Skowroński, Elements of the Representation Theory of Associative Algebras I, Chapter III, Section 3, Definition 3.11 and Proposition 3.13.
- Peter Webb, A Course in Finite Group Representation Theory, Chapter 7, Section 7.4, for the division-algebra correction over a general field.
The Ext-Euler matrix of the simple modules #
The general-field Cartan/Ext-Euler identity. Let P i ⟶ S i be projective covers of
simple modules. If every pair of finitely generated modules is Euler-admissible, then
Cᵀ * E = diagonal (fun i ↦ dim_k End_A(S i)), where C i j = [P j : S i] is the Cartan
matrix and E is the Ext-Euler matrix in the simple-class basis.
The Ext-Euler matrix is a right inverse of the transposed Cartan matrix. Let P i ⟶ S i
be projective covers of absolutely simple modules. If every pair of finitely generated modules is
Euler-admissible, then Cᵀ * E = 1, where C i j = [P j : S i] is the Cartan matrix and E is
the Ext-Euler matrix in the simple-class basis.
The Ext-Euler matrix via the inverse Cartan matrix over a general field. Let P i ⟶ S i
be projective covers of simple modules over a finite-dimensional algebra. If every finitely
generated module has a finite resolution by finitely generated projectives, then
E = (C⁻¹)ᵀ * diagonal (fun i ↦ dim_k End_A(S i)), where C i j = [P j : S i] is the Cartan
matrix and E is the Ext-Euler matrix in the simple-class basis.
The Ext-Euler matrix is the transposed inverse Cartan matrix. Let P i ⟶ S i be
projective covers of absolutely simple modules over a finite-dimensional algebra. If every finitely
generated module has a finite resolution by finitely generated projectives, then E = (C⁻¹)ᵀ,
where C i j = [P j : S i] is the Cartan matrix and E is the Ext-Euler matrix in the
simple-class basis.
The Ext-Euler characteristic of simples via the inverse Cartan matrix over a general
field. Let P i ⟶ S i be projective covers of simple modules over a finite-dimensional
algebra. If every finitely generated module has a finite resolution by finitely generated
projectives, then χ(S i, S j) is the (j, i) entry of the inverse of the Cartan matrix
C i j = [P j : S i] times dim_k End_A(S j).
The Ext-Euler characteristic of simples is the transposed inverse Cartan matrix. Let
P i ⟶ S i be projective covers of absolutely simple modules over a finite-dimensional algebra.
If every finitely generated module has a finite resolution by finitely generated projectives, then
χ(S i, S j) is the (j, i) entry of the inverse of the Cartan matrix C i j = [P j : S i].