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Irreducible Morphisms Between Modules over a Repetitive Algebras

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We describe the irreducible morphisms in the category of modules over a repetitive algebra. We find three special canonical forms: The first canonical form happens when all the component morphisms are split monomorphisms, the second when all the component morphisms are split epimorphisms and the third when there is exactly one irreducible component map. Also, we obtain the same result for the irreducible homomorphisms in the stable category of modules over a repetitive algebra.

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We acknowledge the important collaboration and many, very helpful comments and suggestions of Raymundo Bautista for this work. The results presented here were obtained while the author were visiting the Centro de Ciencias de Matemáticas, UNAM, Unidad Morelia, for whose hospitality I am very grateful. We are deeply thankful to the reviewer(s) for his(hers) (theirs) remarks and suggestions, wich enabled us to improve this article.

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Correspondence to Hernán Giraldo.

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Presented by Yuri Drozd.

This research was partly supported by the Centro de Ciencias de Matemáticas, UNAM, Unidad Morelia (Mexico), CODI and Estrategia de Sostenibilidad 2016-2017 (Universidad de Antioquia), and COLCIENCIAS-ECOPETROL (Contrato RC. No. 0266-2013).

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Giraldo, H. Irreducible Morphisms Between Modules over a Repetitive Algebras. Algebr Represent Theor 21, 683–702 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10468-017-9733-9

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