Extended canonical algebras and Fuchsian singularities
arXiv:math/0611532
Abstract
We introduce a new class of finite dimensional algebras, called extended canonical, investigate their derived categories and study the spectral behavior of their Coxeter transformations. The subject relates to the triangulated categories of (graded) singularities introduced by R. Buchweitz (1987) and D. Orlov (2004).
35 pages
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