We show that a homomorphism of algebras is a categorical epimorphism if and only if all induced morphisms of the associated module varieties are immersions. This enables us to classify all minimal singularities in the subvarieties of modules from homogeneous standard tubes.
We describe the structure of all indecomposable modules in standard coils of the Auslander-Reiten quivers of finite-dimensional algebras over an algebraically closed field. We prove that the supports of such modules are obtained from algebras with sincere standard stable tubes by adding braids of two linear quivers. As an application we obtain a complete classification of non-directing indecomposable modules over all strongly simply connected algebras of polynomial growth.
We discuss the problem of classification of indecomposable representations for extended Dynkin quivers of type 𝔼̃₈, with a fixed orientation. We describe a method for an explicit determination of all indecomposable preprojective and preinjective representations for those quivers over an arbitrary field and for all indecomposable representations in case the field is algebraically closed. This method uses tilting theory and results about indecomposable modules for a canonical algebra of type (5,3,2)...
We classify the uniserial infinitesimal unipotent commutative groups of finite representation type over algebraically closed fields. As an application we provide detailed information on the structure of those infinitesimal groups whose distribution algebras have a representation-finite principal block.
Let Λ be a finite-dimensional, basic and connected algebra over an algebraically closed field, and mod Λ be the category of finitely generated right Λ-modules. We say that Λ has acceptable projectives if the indecomposable projective Λ-modules lie either in a preprojective component without injective modules or in a standard coil, and the standard coils containing projectives are ordered. We prove that for such an algebra Λ the following conditions are equivalent: (a) Λ is tame, (b) the Tits form...
We prove that a stably hereditary bound quiver algebra A = KQ/I is iterated tilted if and only if (Q,I) satisfies the clock condition, and that in this case it is of type~Q. Furthermore, A is tilted if and only if (Q,I) does not contain any double-zero.