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On the additivity of projective presentations of maximal rank

Grzegorz Bobiński·Jan Schröer
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We study projective presentations of finite-dimensional modules over finite-dimensional algebras. We discuss if projective presentations of maximal rank behave additively. More precisely, we ask if the direct sum of copies of a projective presentation of maximal rank is again of maximal rank. The modules which have a projective presentation of maximal rank are exactly the $τ$-regular modules. This class of modules can be seen as a generalization of modules of projective dimension at most one, and of $τ$-rigid modules. The $τ$-regular modules form open subsets of module varieties. Their closures are therefore unions of irreducible components, which are called generically $τ$-regular. We discuss when a $τ$-regular module or a generically $τ$-regular component can be reduced to a module or component of projective dimension at most one, and we show that this is closely related to the question on the additivity of maximal rank presentations.

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Grzegorz Bobiński, Jan Schröer. 2026-05-13. On the additivity of projective presentations of maximal rank. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.13029

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