Demonet's conjecture on tau-tilting finiteness and E-finiteness
Demonet's conjecture on tau-tilting finiteness and E-finiteness
Let be a finite-dimensional algebra. It is -tilting finite if it has finitely many isomorphism classes of basic -term silting complexes in . It is -finite if every element of is rigid, meaning that it is the class of a -term presilting complex. Demonet's conjecture. The algebra is -tilting finite if and only if it is -finite. The implication from -tilting finiteness to -finiteness is proved in the paper, so the converse is the remaining open direction.
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Mohamad Haerizadeh and Toshiya Yurikusa, “Stable Brauer-Thrall II' conjecture for finite-dimensional Jacobian algebras”, arXiv:2512.06623 (2025).
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