Tilting theory and the finitistic dimension conjectures

By Lidia Angeleri-Hugel, Jan Trlifaj. 2002

55 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics

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In Algebra and Number Theory

1. Lidia Angeleri Hugel
2. Jan Trlifaj
3. F. Marks
4. Dolors Herbera
5. Jorge Vit'oria
6. J. Št’ovíček
7. Silvana Bazzoni
8. Flaviu Pop

In Geometry and Topology

1. Lidia Angeleri Hugel
2. Jan Trlifaj
3. F. Marks
4. Dolors Herbera
5. Jorge Vit'oria
6. J. Št’ovíček
7. Silvana Bazzoni
8. Changchang Xi

In Mathematical Physics

1. Dolors Herbera
2. Lidia Angeleri Hugel
3. F. Marks
4. Jan Trlifaj
5. Jorge Vit'oria
6. J. Št’ovíček

Citations in the corpus

• Tilting modules and Gorenstein rings (2006, background): “More recently, tilting theory has been generalized to arbitrary modules of finite projective dimension [2], [3], [6], et al.”
• Silting modules (2014, background): “They also shed a new light on the Homological Conjectures (se e for example [10, 5]).”