Spectra of modules

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This manuscript solves the problem that the so-called "stable category" Mod Λ of an Artin algebra is in general not triangulated. The method is to mimick topology and hence first form the Spanier-Whitehead category Stab(Mod Λ) and then construct a category Spectra of "spectra of modules" which completes the compact part of Stab(Mod Λ) under small coproducts. Spectra is then a triangulated substitute for Mod Λ. The main results are that Spectra is a compactly generated triangulated category which contains the compact part of Stab(Mod Λ) as a full subcategory and even admits a precise description of its compact objects, which only form a small set of isomorphism classes. As an application, it is proved that over an Artin algebra, the Gorenstein projective modules form a pre-covering class. This was previously only known for rings satisfying strong homological conditions. © 2001 Academic Press.

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Jorgensen, P. (2001). Spectra of modules. Journal of Algebra, 244(2), 744–784. https://doi.org/10.1006/jabr.2001.8906

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