Tame symmetric algebras of period four with small Gabriel quivers
Alicja Jaworska-Pastuszak, Adam Skowyrski

TL;DR
This paper classifies tame symmetric algebras of period four with small Gabriel quivers (up to 5 vertices), confirming they are generalized weighted surface algebras using the concept of periodicity shadows and mutation techniques.
Contribution
It provides a complete classification of TSP4 algebras with small Gabriel quivers, expanding understanding of their structure and confirming a conjecture for this case.
Findings
All TSP4 algebras with at most 5 vertices are generalized weighted surface algebras.
Introduces the concept of periodicity shadows as a classification tool.
Uses mutation techniques to analyze algebra structures.
Abstract
The tame symmetric algebras of period four, TSP4 algebras for short, form an important class of algebras, with interesting links to various branches of modern algebra. The study of this class has been recently developed in two major directions. The first embraces new classes of examples of TSP4 algebras, such as virtual mutations and generalized weighted surface algebras, both extending known class of the weighted surface algebras. The second provides new classifications of TSP4 algebras (based on known results for -regular case), which handle algebras, whose Gabriel quivers satisfy more general properties. An ongoing project shades a new light on the combinatorics of such algebras, introducing a new useful tool for their classification, called periodicity shadows. In this paper, we attack the problem of classification of TSP4 algebras, from another perspective, namely, we give a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
