Twisting modules by automorphisms #
For Lemma 4.13 (lem:scalar-object-values, scalar-normalization.tex):
"A weight scales morphism lines and thus defines an automorphism of L. These
automorphisms act on the indecomposable module classes with any fixed finite
support, by precomposing their actions with the scalar automorphism. […] only
finitely many indecomposable classes supported in S occur. Their permutation
image is finite, abelian and divisible, hence trivial."
For an automorphism σ of a representation-finite algebra, the twist
M ↦ M^σ permutes the finitely many indecomposable classes, so a fixed power
N (the order of the permutation group) of any automorphism fixes every class
(twist_pow_iso). With the divisibility of weights this gives the triviality of
the action.
The ring automorphism of Bᵐᵒᵖ induced by an algebra automorphism.
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The twist of a right module by an automorphism: m · b = m · σ(b).
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The twist as a functor.
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The twist is an equivalence.
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The identity map M → M^σ is k-linear.
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Twisting twice.
A fixed power of every automorphism of a representation-finite algebra fixes every indecomposable class (the permutation image is a finite group).