Cokernels in the stable category of a left hereditary ring
Dali Zangurashvili

TL;DR
This paper characterizes when the stable category of a left hereditary ring has cokernels, linking it to properties like left perfectness and right coherence, and provides new conditions for such rings.
Contribution
It establishes necessary and sufficient conditions for the stable category of a left hereditary ring to have cokernels, including new characterizations involving projective modules and stable modules.
Findings
Stable category has cokernels iff ring is left hereditary, left perfect, and right coherent.
For Dedekind domains, cokernels exist iff the domain is left perfect.
New criteria for left hereditary rings to be left perfect and right coherent are introduced.
Abstract
It is proved that if a ring is left hereditary, left perfect and right coherent, then the stable category has cokernels. Moreover, we show that the condition for a ring to be left perfect and right coherent is also necessary for the stable category to have cokernels, provided that the ring is left hereditary and satisfies the additional condition that there are no non-trivial projective injective left modules over it (satisfied, for instance, by integral domains). This, in particular, implies that, for a Dedekind domain, the stable category has cokernels if and only if the domain is left perfect. Several new necessary and sufficient conditions for a left hereditary ring to be left perfect and right coherent are found. One of them requires that the full subcategory of projective modules be reflective in the category of modules. Another one requires that any module be isomorphic to a…
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TopicsRings, Modules, and Algebras · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Intracranial Aneurysms: Treatment and Complications
