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QUASI-HEREDITARY ALGEBRAS ASSOCIATED WITH UPPER TRIANGULAR BIMODULES

Bangming Deng Department of Mathematics, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, 100875, P. R. China
Pages 3581-3591 | Received 01 Mar 2000, Published online: 20 Aug 2006

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Ronghua Tan & Steffen Koenig. (2005) Tilting Modules Over Quasi-Hereditary Nakayama Algebras . Communications in Algebra 33:10, pages 3749-3769.
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Steffen Koenig, Julian Külshammer & Sergiy Ovsienko. (2014) Quasi-hereditary algebras, exact Borel subalgebras, -categories and boxes . Advances in Mathematics 262, pages 546-592.
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Yun-ge Xu & Ying-bo Zhang. (2007) Δ-tame quasi-hereditary algebras. Science in China Series A: Mathematics 50:2, pages 240-252.
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