Algebraic Topology, II, p. 217
For s∈ Som(Q), put P(s)=xsAQ. Let M be an AQ-module.
a) Let f∈ Fl(Q), denote u=o(f) and v=t(f). Prove that there exists a unique pair (φf′,φf′′) of homomorphisms of AQ-modules
φf′:Mxu⊗kP(v)→Mxu⊗kP(u),φf′′:Mxu⊗kP(v)→Mxv⊗kP(v)
such that φf′(m⊗p)=m⊗xfp and φf′′(m⊗p)=mxf⊗p for all m∈Mxu and all p∈P(v).
b) Let s∈ Som(Q). Prove that there exists a unique homomorphism of AQ-modules ψs:Mxs⊗kP(s)→M such that ψs(m⊗p)=mp for p∈P(s) and m∈Mxs. c) Put φ=⨁φf′−⨁φf′′ and ψ=∑ψs. Prove that one has an exact sequence of AQ-modules
0→⨁Mxo(f)⊗kP(t(f))−→φ⨁Mxs⊗kP(s)−ψ→M→0
f∈Fl(Q) s∈Som(Q)
d) Prove that every right ideal of the algebra AQ is projective.
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