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Homological theory of k-idempotent ideals in dualizing varieties

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Pages 1961-1993 | Received 17 May 2021, Accepted 16 Oct 2021, Published online: 11 Nov 2021
 

Abstract

In this work, we develop the theory of k-idempotent ideals in the setting of dualizing varieties. Several results given previously by Auslander et al. are extended to this context. Given an ideal I (which is the trace of a projective module), we construct a canonical recollement which is the analog to a well-known recollement in categories of modules over artin algebras. Moreover, we study the homological properties of the categories involved in such a recollement. Consequently, we find conditions on the ideal I to obtain quasi-hereditary algebras in such a recollement. Applications to bounded derived categories are also given.

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Acknowledgements

This work presents results obtained during the first author’s doctoral studies, carried out with a CONACYT grant (see [Citation19]). The authors are grateful to the project PAPIIT-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México IN100520. The authors are grateful for the referee’s valuable comments and suggestions, which have improved the quality and readability of the article.

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