The group of stable self-equivalences

Self-equivalences of Stable Module Categories

Let P be an abelian p-group, E a cyclic p′-group acting freely on P and k an algebraically closed field of characteristic p > 0. In this work, we prove that every self-equivalence of the stable module category of k[P oE] comes from a self-equivalence of the derived category of k[P o E]. Work of Puig and Rickard allows us to deduce that if a block B with defect group P and inertial quotient E is...

On stable homotopy equivalences

A fundamental construction in the study of stable homotopy is the free infinite loop space generated by a space X. This is the colimit QX = lim −→ ΩΣX. The i homotopy group of QX is canonically isomorphic to the i stable homotopy group of X. Thus, one may obtain stable information about X by obtaining topological results about QX. One such result is the Kahn-Priddy theorem [7]. In another direc...

On iterated almost ν-stable derived equivalences

In a recent paper [5], we introduced a classes of derived equivalences called almost ν-stable derived equivalences. The most important property is that an almost ν-stable derived equivalence always induces a stable equivalence of Morita type, which generalizes a well-known result of Rickard: derived-equivalent self-injective algebras are stably equivalent of Morita type. In this paper, we shall...

Block Theory via Stable and Rickard Equivalences

On Stable Equivalences Induced by Exact Functors

Let A and B be two Artin algebras with no semisimple summands. Suppose that there is a stable equivalence α between A and B such that α is induced by exact functors. We present a nice correspondence between indecomposable modules over A and B. As a consequence, we have the following: (1) If A is a self-injective algebra, then so is B; (2) If A and B are finite dimensional algebras over an algeb...