Infinitely many indecomposable totally reflexive modules over non-Gorenstein local rings
Infinitely many indecomposable totally reflexive modules over non-Gorenstein local rings
Let be a non-Gorenstein local ring. A finitely generated -module is totally reflexive if it has G-dimension zero. Infinitely many indecomposable totally reflexive modules conjecture. Suppose that there is a nonfree totally reflexive -module. Then there are infinitely many isomorphism classes of indecomposable totally reflexive -modules. This conjecture concerns the representation theory of non-Gorenstein local rings; the paper's abstract proves the assertion for commutative noetherian henselian non-Gorenstein local rings, while the statement above is presented without those additional hypotheses.
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Ryo Takahashi, “On the number of indecomposable totally reflexive modules”, arXiv:math/0607315 (2006).
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