Existence of a 2-cluster tilting module does not imply finite complexity
Ren\'e Marczinzik, Laertis Vaso

TL;DR
This paper provides a counterexample showing that having a 2-cluster tilting module does not necessarily mean the algebra has finite complexity, challenging previous assumptions.
Contribution
It constructs a specific finite-dimensional algebra with a 2-cluster tilting module and infinite complexity, answering an open question.
Findings
Counterexample of algebra with 2-cluster tilting module and infinite complexity
Challenges previous assumptions linking 2-cluster tilting modules to finite complexity
Answers a question posed by Erdmann and Holm
Abstract
We give an example of a finite-dimensional algebra with a 2-cluster tilting module and a simple module which has infinite complexity. This answers a question of Erdmann and Holm.
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