The stable-category form of the Tachikawa conjecture

Let AA be a finite-dimensional self-injective algebra, and let modA\underline{\mathsf{mod}}A denote its stable module category. The Tachikawa conjecture. The stable category modA\underline{\mathsf{mod}}A has no non-trivial presilting objects. This is stated as equivalent to the module-theoretic Tachikawa conjecture, which asserts that a module with vanishing positive self-extensions is projective; the source does not state whether it is resolved.

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Osamu Iyama and Dong Yang, “Silting reduction and Calabi–Yau reduction of triangulated categories”, arXiv:1408.2678 (2018).

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