Alperin–Auslander conjecture on stable equivalences
Alperin–Auslander conjecture on stable equivalences
Let and be finite-dimensional algebras over an algebraically closed field, and suppose they are stably equivalent, meaning their stable module categories are equivalent. Alperin–Auslander conjecture. If and are stably equivalent, then they have the same number of isomorphism classes of simple non-projective modules. Stable equivalence is weaker than Morita, Rickard, and derived equivalence, so this conjecture seeks a numerical invariant preserved at the stable level. The source presents it as a classical outstanding conjecture.
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Primary source
Raphael Rouquier, “Derived equivalences and finite dimensional algebras”, arXiv:math/0603356 (2006).
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