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9780521796965

Auslander-Buchweitz Approximations of Equivariant Modules

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  • Copyright: 2000-11-20
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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Summary

This book focuses on homological aspects of equivariant modules. It presents a new homological approximation theory in the category of equivariant modules, unifying the Cohen-Macaulay approximations in commutative ring theory and Ringel's theory of delta-good approximations for quasi-hereditary algebras and reductive groups. The book provides a detailed introduction to homological algebra, commutative ring theory and homological theory of comodules of co-algebras over an arbitrary base. It aims to overcome the difficulty of generalising known homological results in representation theory. This book will be of interest to researchers and graduate students in algebra, specialising in commutative ring theory and representation theory.

Table of Contents

Introduction xi
Conventions and terminology xv
Background Materials
1(130)
From homological algebra
1(36)
Yoneda's lemma
1(2)
Adjoint functors and limits
3(2)
Exact categories
5(4)
Derived categories and derived functors
9(3)
Extensions and Ext groups
12(3)
The cobar resolution
15(3)
Grothendieck categories
18(2)
Grothendieck topology and sheaf theory
20(4)
Noetherian categories and locally noetherian categories
24(1)
Semisimple objects in a Grothendieck category
25(3)
Full subcategories of an abelian category
28(1)
X-approximations and the Auslander-Buchweitz theory
29(8)
From commutative ring theory
37(34)
Flat modules and pure maps
37(4)
Mittag-Leffler modules
41(3)
Faithfully flat morphisms and descent theory
44(2)
The I-depth
46(2)
Cohen-Macaulay, Gorenstein, and regular rings
48(2)
Local cohomology
50(1)
Ring-theoretic properties of morphisms
51(5)
Betti numbers, Bass numbers and complete intersections
56(1)
Resolutions of perfect modules
57(2)
Dualizing complexes and canonical modules
59(2)
The duality of proper morphisms and rational singularities
61(4)
Summary of open loci results
65(2)
Normal flatness
67(4)
Hopf algebras over an arbitrary base
71(30)
Coalgebras and bialgebras
72(1)
Hopf algebras
73(2)
Comodules
75(1)
Sweedler's notation
76(1)
Bicomodules, Hom and &ctimes;
76(5)
The restriction and the induction
81(5)
Locally noetherian property
86(1)
The dual algebra of a coalgebra
87(3)
The dual coalgebra of an algebra
90(1)
Rational modules
91(2)
FPCP coalgebras and IFP coalgebras
93(2)
&ctimes; and Hom of modules and comodules over a Hopf algebra
95(3)
The dual Hopf algebra
98(1)
Module algebras and comodule algebras
99(1)
Coalgebras and comodules over a scheme
100(1)
From representation theory
101(21)
Group schemes as faisceaux
101(1)
Rational respresentations of an algebraic group
102(3)
Algebraic tori
105(1)
Maximal tori, Borel subgroups, and reductive groups
106(1)
Split reductive groups
107(3)
General linear groups
110(1)
Representations of reductive groups over an algebraically closed field
111(2)
Universal module functors
113(2)
Tilting modules
115(1)
Cotilting modules
116(6)
Basics on equivariant modules
122(9)
Cocommutative Hopf algebra actions
122(2)
TorA and ExtA as A#U-modules
124(3)
(G,A)-modules
127(4)
Equivariant Modules
131(26)
Homological aspects of (G, A)-modules
131(8)
Construction of ExtA
131(5)
Equivariant modules of a split torus
136(1)
FPCP groups and IFP groups
137(2)
Matijevic--Roberts type theorem
139(18)
Stability of various loci
139(5)
Universal density of hyperalgebras
144(2)
A generalization to equivariant sheaves
146(7)
Matijevic--Roberts type theorem
153(4)
Highest Weight Theory
157(72)
Highest weight theory over a field
157(21)
Weak split highest weight coalgebras
157(5)
Weak highest weight theory
162(7)
Highest weight coalgebras and good comodules
169(5)
Weak highest weight coalgebras and good filtrations
174(4)
Donkin systems
178(20)
U-acyclicity of flat complexes
178(6)
The definition and the existence of a Donkin system
184(7)
Basic properties of the Donkin system
191(7)
Ringel's theory over a field
198(7)
Ringel's approximation over a field
198(4)
Tilting modules over a field
202(3)
Ringel's theory over a commutative ring
205(24)
Tilting modules over a commutative ring
205(8)
Minimal Ringel's approximations over local rings
213(2)
Cohen---Macaulay analogue of u-good module
215(4)
Cohen---Macaulay Ringel's approximation
219(3)
Applications to split reductive groups
222(2)
Good modules of a general linear group
224(5)
Approximations of Equivariant Modules
229(32)
Approximations of (G, A)-modules
229(21)
Graded G-algebras
229(6)
Reductive group actions on graded algebras
235(4)
Relative Ringel's approximation
239(6)
Relative Cohen---Macaulay Ringel's approximation
245(5)
An application to determinantal rings
250(11)
Resolutions of determinantal rings
250(4)
Buchsbaum---Rim type resolutions
254(2)
Kempf's construction
256(5)
Glossary 261(6)
Bibliography 267(10)
Index 277

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