Bourbaki

Exercise 7, § 1

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Algebraic Topology, II, p. 217

Suppose that kk is an algebraically closed field. For every s∈s\in Som(Q), we put P(s)=xsAQP(s) =x_sA_Q.

a) Prove that P(s)P(s) is a AQA_Q-module projective and indecomposable, and that its socle is isomorphic to the AQA_Q-module k(s)k(s). Also prove that P(s)/P(s)JQP(s)/P(s)J_Q is isomorphic to k(s)k(s).

b) Suppose that every loop of Q is of length zero. Prove that, for every s∈s\in Som(Q), the canonical homomorphism from kk into End(P(ss)) is an isomorphism. Prove that, for every AQA_Q-module P which is projective and indecomposable, there exists a unique vertex ss of Q such that P is isomorphic to P(s)P(s).

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