Tame and Wild Coordinates of

Let be a field of characteristic zero. We characterize coordinates and tame coordinates in , i.e. the images of respectively under all automorphisms and under the tame automorphisms of . We also construct a new large class of wild automorphisms of which maps to a concrete family of nice looking polynomials. We show that a subclass of this class is stably tame, i.e. becomes tame when we extend its automorphisms to automorphisms of .

     

Bounds for computing the tame kernel

The tame kernel of the of a number field  is the kernel of some explicit map , where the product runs over all finite primes  of  and is the residue class field at . When is a set of primes of , containing the infinite ones, we can consider the -unit group  of . Then has a natural image in . The tame kernel is contained in this image if  contains all finite primes of  up to some bound. This is a theorem due to Bass and Tate. An explicit bound for imaginary quadratic fields was given by Browkin. In this article we give a bound, valid for any number field, that is smaller than Browkin's bound in the imaginary quadratic case and has better asymptotics. A simplified version of this bound says that we only have to include in  all primes with norm up to  , where  is the discriminant of . Using this bound, one can find explicit generators for the tame kernel, and a ``long enough' search would also yield all relations. Unfortunately, we have no explicit formula to describe what ``long enough' means. However, using theorems from Keune, we can show that the tame kernel is computable.

     

On the Canonical Decomposition of Quiver Representations

Kac introduced the notion of the canonical decomposition for a dimension vector of a quiver. Here we will give an efficient algorithm to compute the canonical decomposition. Our study of the canonical decomposition for quivers with three vertices gives us fractal-like pictures.     

Neither G9（Q） nor G11（Q） Is a Subgroup of K2（Q）

It is proved that neither G9(Q) nor G11(Q) is a subgroup of K2(Q) which confirms two special cases of a conjecture proposed by Browkin, J. (Lecture Notes in Math., 966, Springer-Verlag, New York, Heidelberg, Berlin, 1982, 1-6).     

Derived Picard Groups of Finite-Dimensional Hereditary Algebras

Let A be a finite-dimensional algebra over a field k. The derived Picard group DPic _k (A) is the group of triangle auto-equivalences of D> ^b( mod A) induced by two-sided tilting complexes. We study the group DPic _k (A) when A is hereditary and k is algebraically closed. We obtain general results on the structure of DPic _k , as well as explicit calculations for many cases, including all finite and tame representation types. Our method is to construct a representation of DPic _k (A) on a certain infinite quiver ^irr. This representation is faithful when the quiver of A is a tree, and then DPic _k (A) is discrete. Otherwise a connected linear algebraic group can occur as a factor of DPic _k (A). When A is hereditary, DPic _k (A) coincides with the full group of k-linear triangle auto-equivalences of D^b( mod A). Hence, we can calculate the group of such auto-equivalences for any triangulated category D equivalent to D^b( mod A. These include the derived categories of piecewise hereditary algebras, and of certain noncommutative spaces introduced by Kontsevich and Rosenberg.     

Strictly nontame primitive elements of the free metabelian Lie algebra of rank 3

We prove that the free metabelian Lie algebra M ₃ of rank 3 over an arbitrary field K admits strictly nontame primitive elements.     

Hall Polynomials for Affine Quivers of Type Am（m≥1）

It is well known that Hall polynomials as structural coefficients play an important role in the structure of Lie algebras and quantum groups. By using the properties of representation categories of affine quivers, the task of computing Hall polynomials for affine quivers can be reduced to counting the numbers of solutions of some matrix equations. This method has been applied to obtain Hall polynomials for indecomposable representations of quivers of type Am（m≥1）     

Tree Oriented Pullback

Given two epimorphisms of algebras A ? B and C ? B, we consider the pullback R. We introduce a particular class of algebras, the tree oriented pullback, where there is a close relationship between the category of indecomposable modules of these algebras. This leads us to prove that if A and C are hereditary algebras, then R is a tilted algebra.     

星形箭图偏周期预投射代数的Hilbert级数

设△是一个有限无圈的箭图.引入了由Δ所决定的偏周期预投射代数,它是一个定义在周期为p的稳定平移箭图Z△/(τ~p)上的代数,记为Π_(Q(Δ,p),J).当周期p=1时,偏周期预投射代数就是偏预投射代数.我们推广了Eting和Eu的方法并得到无圈的星形箭图△所决定的偏周期预投射代数Π_((Q(Δ,p)),J)的Hilbert级数的计算公式.