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TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Quiver.Preprojective.HilbertSeries.FiniteDimensional

Hilbert series of finite-dimensional preprojective algebras #

Let Q be a finite quiver with at least one vertex, Π = Π_k(Q) its preprojective algebra over a field k, H its matrix Hilbert series (TauCeti.preprojectiveHilbertSeries) and A the arrow-count matrix of the doubled quiver, A_{v,w} = #(w ⟶ v). Write M = (1 + X²) I - X A, a matrix of formal power series which is invertible because its constant term is I. When Π is finite-dimensional, its graded corners e_j Π_n e_i vanish in all large degrees, so the entries of H are polynomials. This file proves that then

Both statements rest on one observation: when Q is nonempty, no matrix N whose entries are polynomials satisfies M N = I (Matrix.isEmpty_of_one_add_X_sq_smul_sub_X_smul_mul_eq_one). For the second statement, the Koszul defect formula gives M H = I + D where D has nonnegative coefficients (TauCeti.coeff_one_le_coeff_mul_preprojectiveHilbertSeries). If every coefficient of M⁻¹ were nonnegative, then H = M⁻¹ + M⁻¹ D would bound M⁻¹ coefficientwise, so M⁻¹ would be a matrix of polynomials.

For a finite simple graph G without isolated vertices, M is the zigzag graded Cartan matrix C_G(q) = (1 + q²) I + q A_G at q = -X (TauCeti.zigzagGradedCartanMatrix_map_aeval_neg_X_eq_submatrix). Hence C_G(-X)⁻¹ has a negative coefficient as soon as the preprojective algebra of one orientation of G is finite-dimensional, which is the case for every finite simply-laced Dynkin diagram (TauCeti.finiteDimensional_preprojectiveAlgebra_of_iso). This is the numerical obstruction to the Koszulity of the zigzag algebras of these graphs: the inverse of the graded Cartan matrix of a Koszul algebra at q = -X is the matrix Hilbert series of its Koszul dual, so it has nonnegative coefficients. It contrasts with the finite preconnected graphs containing a cycle, for which H = C_G(-X)⁻¹ (TauCeti.RepresentationTheory.Quiver.Preprojective.HilbertSeries.NonTree).

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theorem TauCeti.exists_forall_le_preprojectiveCorner_eq_bot (k : Type w) (Q : Type u) [Field k] [Quiver Q] [Fintype Q] [(i j : Q) → Fintype (i ⟶ j)] [FiniteDimensional k (preprojectiveAlgebra k Q)] :
∃ (d : ℕ), ∀ (n : ℕ), d ≤ n → ∀ (i j : Quiver.Symmetrify Q), preprojectiveCorner k Q n i j = ⊥

The graded corners of a finite-dimensional preprojective algebra vanish in large degrees: there is a degree d with e_j Π_n e_i = 0 for all n ≥ d and all vertices i and j.

The Hilbert series identity fails for a finite-dimensional preprojective algebra. If Q has a vertex, A_{v,w} = #(w ⟶ v) is the arrow-count matrix of the doubled quiver and Π is finite-dimensional, then its matrix Hilbert series H satisfies ((1 + X²) I - X A) H ≠ I.

The Koszul complex of a finite-dimensional preprojective algebra is not exact at its left end. If Q has a vertex and Π is finite-dimensional, then at some vertex v there is a nonzero y ∈ e_v Π killed by the reverse b* of every arrow b of the doubled quiver into v: the left-hand map y ↦ (ε_b b* y)_b of the Koszul complex of the vertex module S_v is not injective.

The inverse of (1 + X²) I - X A has a negative coefficient when Q has a vertex and its preprojective algebra is finite-dimensional, for A_{v,w} = #(w ⟶ v) the arrow-count matrix of the doubled quiver. The inverse is taken in the ring of matrices of formal power series over ℤ.

The inverse zigzag Cartan matrix at q = -X has a negative coefficient for a graph with a finite-dimensional preprojective algebra. Let G be a nonempty finite simple graph without isolated vertices, and let the preprojective algebra of some orientation o of G be finite-dimensional. Then the inverse of the zigzag graded Cartan matrix C_G(q) = (1 + q²) I + q A_G evaluated at q = -X, taken in the ring of matrices of formal power series over ℤ, has a negative coefficient.