Stable endomorphism algebras of modules over special biserial algebras
By J. Schröer, Alexander Zimmermann. 2002
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Abstract. We prove that the stable endomorphism algebra of a module without self-extensions over a special biserial algebra is a gentle algebra. In particular, it is again special biserial. As a consequence, any algebra which is derived equivalent to a gentle algebra is gentle.
Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology
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