REPRESENTATION THEORY AND RELATED TOPICS SEMINAR
ABSTRACT: In this talk we
will describe a particular class of countably generated
projective modules that was introduced by Prihoda in 2010.
These are the so called I-big projective modules, where I
refers to an idempotent ideal. For a ring R, the I-big
projective modules can be understood as the lifting of the
idempotents in the "stable category" to objects in Mod- R.
In the case of finitely generated algebras over a
commutative Noetherian ring, relatively big projective
modules allow a complete description of the objects in Add
(M), for a finitely generated module M. This results in
multiple applications to the study of direct summands of
modules over commutative Noetherian local rings, over
group algebras or, more generally, to the study of large
lattices over orders.
For further information visit http://www.northeastern.edu/martsinkovsky/p/rtrt.html or contact Alex Martsinkovsky alexmart >at< neu >dot< edu for meeting number and password