Haruhisa Enomoto

R&D Engineer at Acompany

Maximal self-orthogonal modules and a new generalization of tilting modules

arXiv preprint, February 2023. Link: arXiv:2301.13498

Citation: H. Enomoto, Maximal self-orthogonal modules and a new generalization of tilting modules, arXiv:2301.13498.

Comment

I study self-orthogonal modules using so-called projective Wakamatsu tilting modules and their relation to Wakamatsu tilting modules and maximal self-orthogonal modules.

$T$ is projectively Wakamatsu tilting if $T$ is an Ext-progenerator of the category $T^\perp$ consisting of $X$ with $\operatorname{Ext}^{>0}(T, X) = 0$. Then we have

{tilting} $\subseteq$ {projectively Wakamatsu tilting} $\subseteq$ {Wakamatsu tilting}.

My interest is mainly in the representation-finite case, and I show that the following are equivalent for $T \in \mathsf{mod} \, \Lambda$ if $\Lambda$ is representation-finite.

  1. $T$ is projectively Wakamatsu tilting.
  2. $T$ is Wakamatsu tilting.
  3. $T$ is maximal self-orthogonal module, that is, self-orthogonal, and if $T \oplus M$ is self-orthogonal, then $M \in \mathsf{add} \, T$ holds.
  4. $T$ is self-orthogonal with $|M| = |\Lambda|$.

3rd and 4th conditions are convenient for actual computation. I give many examples in this paper using a computer program (which I developed but in preparation). This was the initial motivation of this paper (I was wondering how to compute all Wakamatsu tilting modules over rep-fin algebras).

Also, this has applications in Gorenstein homological algebra (e.g. this immediately deduces the fact that the category of Gorenstein-projective modules coincide with $^\perp \Lambda$ if $^\perp\Lambda$ has only finitely many indecomposables).

I also study a binary relation on the set of projectively Wakamatsu tilting modules, defined by the vanishing of Ext, so generalizing the poset of tilting modules. Unfortunately, this is not a poset even if the algebra is rep-fin, and I gave such an example. Using this relation, I prove that any self-orthogonal module over an Iwanaga-Gorenstein algebra $\Lambda$ has finite projective dimension if $\Lambda$ is representation-finite (I think there may be a direct proof, but I cannot find it).

Some conjectures related on self-orthogonal modules are discussed in detail.

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