Английская Википедия:Highest-weight category
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Шаблон:Short description In the mathematical field of representation theory, a highest-weight category is a k-linear category C (here k is a field) that
- is locally artinian[1]
- has enough injectives
- satisfies
- <math>B\cap\left(\bigcup_\alpha A_\alpha\right)=\bigcup_\alpha\left(B\cap A_\alpha\right)</math>
- for all subobjects B and each family of subobjects {Aα} of each object X
and such that there is a locally finite poset Λ (whose elements are called the weights of C) that satisfies the following conditions:[2]
- The poset Λ indexes an exhaustive set of non-isomorphic simple objects {S(λ)} in C.
- Λ also indexes a collection of objects {A(λ)} of objects of C such that there exist embeddings S(λ) → A(λ) such that all composition factors S(μ) of A(λ)/S(λ) satisfy μ < λ.[3]
- For all μ, λ in Λ,
- <math>\dim_k\operatorname{Hom}_k(A(\lambda),A(\mu))</math>
- is finite, and the multiplicity[4]
- <math>[A(\lambda):S(\mu)]</math>
- is also finite.
- Each S(λ) has an injective envelope I(λ) in C equipped with an increasing filtration
- <math>0=F_0(\lambda)\subseteq F_1(\lambda)\subseteq\dots\subseteq I(\lambda)</math>
- such that
- <math>F_1(\lambda)=A(\lambda)</math>
- for n > 1, <math>F_n(\lambda)/F_{n-1}(\lambda)\cong A(\mu)</math> for some μ = λ(n) > λ
- for each μ in Λ, λ(n) = μ for only finitely many n
- <math>\bigcup_iF_i(\lambda)=I(\lambda).</math>
Examples
- The module category of the <math>k</math>-algebra of upper triangular <math>n\times n</math> matrices over <math>k</math>.
- This concept is named after the category of highest-weight modules of Lie-algebras.
- A finite-dimensional <math>k</math>-algebra <math>A</math> is quasi-hereditary iff its module category is a highest-weight category. In particular all module-categories over semisimple and hereditary algebras are highest-weight categories.
- A cellular algebra over a field is quasi-hereditary (and hence its module category a highest-weight category) iff its Cartan-determinant is 1.
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- ↑ In the sense that it admits arbitrary direct limits of subobjects and every object is a union of its subobjects of finite length.
- ↑ Шаблон:Harvnb
- ↑ Here, a composition factor of an object A in C is, by definition, a composition factor of one of its finite length subobjects.
- ↑ Here, if A is an object in C and S is a simple object in C, the multiplicity [A:S] is, by definition, the supremum of the multiplicity of S in all finite length subobjects of A.