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On socle-projective categories and tilting modules
doi: 10.1080/00927879208824473pmid: N/A
Socle-projective categories seem to be a link between the representation theory of modules over finite dimensional algebras or artin algebras and other topics in representation theory: The the category of lattices over generalised) ackstrom orders can be described in terms of the category of socle-projective modules over a hereditary algebra, see for example the survey paper [16]. If S is a finite poset, the category of S-spaces of the poset S is nothing else than the category of socle-projective modules of the incidence algebra k(S*) of the enlarged poset S U {w}, see [18, 5.11.] Results of Konig on tame and wild generalised Biickstrom orders (in the language of socle-projective modules over hereditary algebras) show that the structure of the socle-projective category over a hereditary algebra A also in the representation-infinite case is extremely parallel to the structure of the torsion-free class F(T) C A - mod of a tilting module: In the case of a tame generalised Backstrom order in [12] he got the same description as is known from [7] for tame Euclidean tilted algebras; in the wild case, his results coincide with the results for wild tilted algebras in [lo].