The non-self-crossing criterion for rigid modules over arbitrary acyclic quivers

Let RR be the path algebra of an acyclic quiver, let gg be the onto map from admissible curves to indecomposable modules corresponding to positive real roots, and let MM be an indecomposable RR-module. The non-self-crossing criterion.

Ext1(M,M)=0g1(M) contains a non-self-crossing curve.\operatorname{Ext}^1(M,M)=0 \quad\Longleftrightarrow\quad g^{-1}(M)\text{ contains a non-self-crossing curve}.

Thus rigidity of an indecomposable module should be detected by at least one non-self-crossing curve in its fiber under gg. This is the proposed generalization from 2-complete quivers to arbitrary acyclic quivers; the supplied text gives no resolution.

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Kyu-Hwan Lee and Kyungyong Lee, “A correspondence between rigid modules over path algebras and simple curves on Riemann surfaces”, arXiv:1703.09113 (2017).

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