References¶
The curated, verified bibliography that quiverlab cites, rendered from the single packaged source src/quiverlab/citations/references.bib.
Algorithms¶
[bardzell] Bardzell, Michael J. (1997). The alternating syzygy behavior of monomial algebras. Journal of Algebra 188, 69-89. The minimal projective bimodule resolution for monomial algebras (quiverlab's Bardzell engine and the truncated/radical-square-zero families). [chouhy_solotar] Chouhy, Sergio; Solotar, Andrea (2015). Projective resolutions of associative algebras and ambiguities. Journal of Algebra 432, 22-61. The general kQ/I bimodule resolution from a reduction system -- quiverlab's Chouhy-Solotar engine for non-monomial algebras. [bracket_liftings] Negron, Cris; Witherspoon, Sarah (2016). An alternate approach to the Lie bracket on Hochschild cohomology. Homology, Homotopy and Applications 18, 265-285. The Gerstenhaber bracket computed directly on a non-bar resolution (with Volkov2019), transported onto bar representatives. [bracket_liftings_volkov] Volkov, Yury (2019). Gerstenhaber bracket on the Hochschild cohomology via an arbitrary resolution. Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society. Series II 62, 817-836. A bracket formula valid on any projective bimodule resolution (companion to Negron-Witherspoon). [oke_koszul] Oke, Femi Emmanuel (2021). Bracket structure on Hochschild cohomology of Koszul quiver algebras using homotopy liftings. Communications in Algebra. The homotopy-lifting bracket formulation quiverlab's native CS bracket implements (Plan 51); source of the section-7 Koszul-quiver worked tables. [minimal_resolution] Green, Edward L.; Solberg, Oyvind; Zacharia, Dan (2001). Minimal projective resolutions. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 353, 2915-2939. The Green-Solberg-Zacharia minimal module resolution algorithm (quiverlab's minimal engine and module Ext). [module_ext] Green, Edward L.; Solberg, Oyvind; Zacharia, Dan (2001). Minimal projective resolutions. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 353, 2915-2939. Module-level Ext^n over minimal resolutions (Plan 05 module engine). [hodge] Gerstenhaber, Murray; Schack, Samuel D. (1987). A Hodge-type decomposition for commutative algebra cohomology. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 48, 229-247. The eigenspace splitting HH^n = (+) HH^{n,(i)} of commutative/tensor and incidence-algebra pieces. [cyclic] Connes, Alain (1985). Non-commutative differential geometry. Publications Math'ematiques de l'IH'ES 62, 41-144. Connes' B-operator and the SBI sequence -- quiverlab's cyclic homology. [barakat_homalg] Barakat, Mohamed; Lange-Hegermann, Markus (2011). An axiomatic setup for algorithmic homological algebra and an alternative approach to localization. Journal of Algebra and Its Applications 10, 269-293. The Grothendieck spectral sequence over general module categories (the homalg framing) -- quiverlab's Grothendieck / Cartan-Eilenberg change-of-rings preset. [cup] Gerstenhaber, Murray (1963). The cohomology structure of an associative ring. Annals of Mathematics. Second Series 78, 267-288. The associative cup product on HH^ (Gerstenhaber-algebra structure). [bracket] Gerstenhaber, Murray (1963). The cohomology structure of an associative ring. Annals of Mathematics. Second Series 78, 267-288. The graded Lie bracket making HH^ a Gerstenhaber algebra. [bv_tradler] Tradler, Thomas (2008). The Batalin-Vilkovisky algebra on Hochschild cohomology induced by infinity inner products. Annales de l'Institut Fourier 58, 2351-2379. The symmetric-algebra BV operator Delta on HH^ induced by a symmetric, invariant, nondegenerate inner product -- quiverlab's symmetric (nu-inner) BV route (Plan 54). [bv_lzz] Lambre, Thierry; Zhou, Guodong; Zimmermann, Alexander (2016). The Hochschild cohomology ring of a Frobenius algebra with semisimple Nakayama automorphism is a Batalin-Vilkovisky algebra. Journal of Algebra 446, 103-131. The Frobenius-algebra BV operator under the semisimple-nu hypothesis -- quiverlab's semisimple-nu / twisted BV route (Plan 54). [bv_volkov] Volkov, Yury (2016). BV-differential on Hochschild cohomology of Frobenius algebras. The BV differential under ord(nu) coprime to char k (over GF(p): the squarefree-minpoly / p does not divide ord(nu) phrasing recorded in quiverlab's provenance) -- Plan 54. [bv_biklz] Bian, Xiaojun; Itagaki, Tomohiro; Kou, Cuili; Lyu, Junjun; Zhou, Guodong (2026). The Hochschild cohomology ring of a self-injective Nakayama algebra is a Batalin-Vilkovisky algebra. The self-injective Nakayama BV structure; Sec 3.2 (e=1) gives the explicit k[x]/(x^N) Delta values that back quiverlab's char-sensitivity + Delta-rank literature oracle (Plan 54). [priddy] Priddy, Stewart B. (1970). Koszul resolutions. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 152, 39-60. The Priddy PBW / G-quadratic certifier: a quadratic Gröbner basis (all reduction tips length 2) proves the algebra is Koszul (Plan 27). [froberg_koszul] Fr"oberg, Ralf (1999). Koszul algebras. Advances in Commutative Ring Theory (Fez, 1997) 205, 337-350. The Hilbert-series Koszulity criterion P(t)C_A(-t) = I -- quiverlab's Fröberg numeric Koszulity falsifier (Plan 27). [green_hartman_marcos_solberg] Green, Edward L.; Hartman, Gregory; Marcos, Eduardo N.; Solberg, Oyvind (2005). Resolutions over Koszul algebras. Arch. Math. (Basel) 85, 118-127. Green-Hartman-Marcos-Solberg: the minimal graded A^e-resolution P_n = A (x)_S K_n (x)_S A of a Koszul algebra with the comultiplicative differential; K_n = the intersection of V^i (x) R (x) V^j, and dim K_n is the n-th Koszul-dual Hilbert coefficient. The GHMS fast-HH engine (Plan 75). [clms_bounded_extensions] Cibils, Claude; Lanzilotta, Marcelo; Marcos, Eduardo N.; Solotar, Andrea (2022). Han's conjecture for bounded extensions. Journal of Algebra. CLMS: B subset A left/right bounded (A/B tensor-nilpotent, finite pd over B^e, one-sided B-projective) implies B satisfies Han iff A does (Thm 4.6). Examples 5.3 (bounded) / 5.5 (not bounded) are the P73 oracles. [igusa_todorov] Igusa, Kiyoshi; Todorov, Gordana (2005). On the finitistic global dimension conjecture for Artin algebras. Representations of algebras and related topics 45, 201-204. The Igusa-Todorov functions phi/psi on the finite K0 + syzygy operator (phi = pd for finite projective dimension) -- quiverlab's Plan-40 IT engine. [butler_ringel] Butler, M. C. R.; Ringel, Claus Michael (). Auslander-Reiten sequences with few middle terms and applications to string algebras. Communications in Algebra. Butler-Ringel: the string/band module classification and the hook/cohook description of the AR translate -- the ground truth for the string subsystem. [suarez_alvarez] Su'arez-'Alvarez, Mariano (). A Simple Homological Characterization of String Algebras of Finite Representation Type. Algebras and Representation Theory 26}, number = {5}, pages = {1759--1772}, year = {2023. Suarez-Alvarez: among rep-finite algebras, string <=> the middle term of EVERY extension of indecomposables has <= 2 summands (all Ext^1 classes, not just AR sequences) -- the homological string test. [avella_geiss] Avella-Alaminos, Diana; Geiss, Christof (). Combinatorial derived invariants for gentle algebras. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra. The AG-invariant: a multiset of (n,m) pairs from permitted/forbidden threads; a DERIVED invariant, provably NOT complete. [amiot_skew_gentle] Amiot, Claire (). Indecomposable objects in the derived category of a skew-gentle algebra using orbifolds. arXiv preprint (ICRA 2020 proceedings). Amiot: skew-gentle as Z2-skew-group of a gentle algebra; the orbifold/double-cover geometric model backing the geometric-vs-engine tau-tilting cross-check. [garcia_lavoue] Garcia, Monica; Lavou'e, L'ea (). Brick-finite skew-gentle algebras are representation-finite. arXiv preprint. Garcia-Lavoue Thm 3.1 (char != 2): brick-finite <=> rep-finite for skew-gentle -- composed with DIJ (brick-finite <=> tau-tilting-finite) gives the rep-type certificate. [buan_marsh_tau_exceptional] Buan, Aslak Bakke; Marsh, Robert J. (2021). \(tau\)-exceptional sequences. J. Algebra 585, 36-68. Buan-Marsh: signed tau-exceptional sequences via the Jasso tau-perpendicular reduction; bijection with ordered support tau-tilting modules (#signed = n!*#sTt) -- the Plan-65 / R27 count oracle. [degraaf_lie] de Graaf, Willem A. (2000). Lie Algebras: Theory and Algorithms. Elsevier 56. de Graaf: the algorithms behind the char-0 classification -- solvable radical rad = [L,L]^perp, Levi-Malcev decomposition, and direct-sum-of-simple-ideals type of a semisimple Lie algebra.
Families¶
[quantum_ci] Buchweitz, Ragnar-Olaf; Green, Edward L.; Madsen, Dag; Solberg, Oyvind (2005). Finite Hochschild cohomology without finite global dimension. Mathematical Research Letters 12, 805-816.
The algebra k
Finite fields¶
[conway] L"ubeck, Frank (). Conway polynomials for finite fields. Lubeck's Conway-polynomial tables fixing canonical generators of GF(p^n). [finite_fields] L"ubeck, Frank (). Conway polynomials for finite fields. Deterministic cross-compatible GF(q) arithmetic via Conway polynomials.
Foundations¶
[witherspoon_gsm204] Witherspoon, Sarah J. (2019). Hochschild Cohomology for Algebras. American Mathematical Society 204. The textbook derivation of the homotopy-lifting Gerstenhaber bracket (the expository anchor for quiverlab's native CS bracket). [bar] Hochschild, Gerhard (1945). On the cohomology groups of an associative algebra. Annals of Mathematics. Second Series 46, 58-67. Hochschild's original definition of the cohomology of an associative algebra; the normalized bar complex is quiverlab's HH^/HH_ oracle in any characteristic. [happel_question] Happel, Dieter (1989). Hochschild cohomology of finite-dimensional algebras. S'eminaire d'Alg`ebre Paul Dubreil et Marie-Paul Malliavin (Paris, 1987/1988) 1404, 108-126. Whether finite global dimension is equivalent to eventual vanishing of HH^n -- the motivating question for the hereditary and truncated families. [weibel_homological] Weibel, Charles A. (1994). An Introduction to Homological Algebra. Cambridge University Press 38. The section-5.4 spectral-sequence page formulas and the strong-convergence theorem -- quiverlab's spectral-sequence engine (Plan 42). [cartan_eilenberg] Cartan, Henri; Eilenberg, Samuel (1956). Homological Algebra. Princeton University Press 19. The change-of-rings spectral sequence -- quiverlab's Cartan-Eilenberg preset (Plan 42). [gerstenhaber] Gerstenhaber, Murray (1963). The cohomology structure of an associative ring. Annals of Mathematics. Second Series 78, 267-288. The definitional source of the cup product and Gerstenhaber bracket. [assem_book] Assem, Ibrahim; Simson, Daniel; Skowro'nski, Andrzej (2006). Elements of the Representation Theory of Associative Algebras. Volume 1: Techniques of Representation Theory. Cambridge University Press 65. The standard reference for bound quivers and the representation theory quiverlab implements. [ars_book] Auslander, Maurice; Reiten, Idun; Smalo, Sverre O. (1995). Representation Theory of Artin Algebras. Cambridge University Press 36. The Auslander-Reiten theory reference: almost-split sequences, irreducible maps, the AR quiver, and the Nakayama functor -- the ground truth for Plan 41. [liu_degrees] Liu, Shiping (1992). Degrees of irreducible maps and the shapes of Auslander-Reiten quivers. Journal of the London Mathematical Society. Second Series 45, 32-54. Liu's left/right degrees of irreducible morphisms and their control of the AR-quiver shape -- the R21 degree theory Plan 57 computes on the knit. [liu_semistable] Liu, Shiping (1993). Semi-stable components of an Auslander-Reiten quiver. Journal of the London Mathematical Society. Second Series 47, 405-416. Liu's component classification (sectional paths, semistable/directed components) underlying Plan 57's partition and rep-directed recognizer. [chaio_liu_radical] Chaio, Claudia; Liu, Shiping (2013). A note on the radical of a module category. Communications in Algebra 41, 4419-4424. Chaio-Liu: rep-finiteness through the infinite radical; the nilpotency of rad(mod A) in the rep-finite case is the maximal depth of composites -- the theorem behind Plan 57's nilpotency index and rad^inf=0 gate. [cmms_radsq] Coelho, Fl'avio U.; Marcos, Eduardo N.; Merklen, H'ector A.; Skowro'nski, Andrzej (1994). Module categories with infinite radical square zero are of finite type. Communications in Algebra 22, 4511-4517. CMMS: (rad^inf)^2 = 0 implies representation-finite -- the class oracle justifying Plan 57's finite-nilpotency-index rep-finiteness certificate (documented, not a per-instance decider off the rep-finite domain). [ringel_tame] Ringel, Claus Michael (1984). Tame Algebras and Integral Quadratic Forms. Springer 1099. Ringel LNM 1099: directing modules, the postprojective/regular/preinjective trichotomy -- the R21 component-invariant reference. [han_conjecture] Han, Yang (2006). Hochschild (co)homology dimension. Journal of the London Mathematical Society. Second Series 73, 657-668. Finite global dimension iff finite Hochschild homology dimension -- the conjecture the zoo scans probe. [polishchuk_positselski] Polishchuk, Alexander; Positselski, Leonid (2005). Quadratic Algebras. American Mathematical Society 37. The quadratic-dual conventions (A^! = kQ^op/R^perp) behind quiverlab's Koszul dual and the E(A) = (A^!)^op cross-check (Plan 27). [amiot_cluster_category] Amiot, Claire (2009). Cluster categories for algebras of global dimension 2 and quivers with potential. Annales de l'Institut Fourier 59, 2525-2590. The generalized cluster category C_(Q,W) of a quiver with potential: when (Q,W) is Jacobi-FINITE it carries a cluster-tilting object whose endomorphism algebra IS the Jacobian algebra Jac(Q,W). quiverlab CITES this identification -- it computes the Jacobian side and never forms Hom_C (no dg engine) -- and certifies the algebra-level statement (Plan 79). [bmrrt_cluster] Buan, Aslak Bakke; Marsh, Robert; Reineke, Markus; Reiten, Idun; Todorov, Gordana (2006). Tilting theory and cluster combinatorics. Advances in Mathematics 204, 572-618. The cluster category C_Q = D^b(kQ)/tau^-1[1] and its FUNDAMENTAL DOMAIN ind(mod kQ) || {P_v[1]} -- the finite model quiverlab computes on, giving #indec(C_Q) = #ind(mod kQ) + n (the almost-positive roots) and the reduction Ext^1_C(X,Y) = Ext^1_A(X,Y) (+) D Ext^1_A(Y,X) behind the 2-CY certificate (Plan 79). [bmr_cluster_tilted] Buan, Aslak Bakke; Marsh, Robert; Reiten, Idun (2007). Cluster-tilted algebras. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 359, 323-332. End{C_Q}(T) for a cluster-tilting object T is the cluster-tilted algebra; with Amiot it is the Jacobian algebra of the cluster-tilted quiver-with-potential. quiverlab certifies the QUIVER step by Fomin-Zelevinsky matrix mutation and verifies the Jacobian algebra's presentation (Plan 79). [keller_reiten_gorenstein] Keller, Bernhard; Reiten, Idun (2007). Cluster-tilted algebras are Gorenstein and stably Calabi-Yau. Advances in Mathematics 211, 123-151. Cluster-tilted algebras are Gorenstein of dimension at most one, and hereditary iff of finite global dimension -- quiverlab's self-certificate on every cluster-tilted algebra it builds (Plan 79). [ginzburg_cy] Ginzburg, Victor (2006). Calabi-Yau algebras. The Ginzburg dg algebra Gamma(Q,W) underlying the generalized cluster category. OUT-OF-SCOPE machinery for quiverlab -- cited only to name what a general non-acyclic C_(Q,W) would need (Plan 79 honest scope). [keller_yang_mutation] Keller, Bernhard; Yang, Dong (2011). Derived equivalences from mutations of quivers with potential. Advances in Mathematics 226, 2118-2168. The 'Keller' half of Amiot-Keller: derived equivalences from QP mutation. OUT-OF-SCOPE machinery (no dg engine ships) -- cited at the scope boundary (Plan 79). [berger_nonquadratic] Berger, Roland (2001). Koszulity for nonquadratic algebras. Journal of Algebra 239, 705-734. Berger's N-Koszul property for N-homogeneous algebras: the minimal resolution of the trivial module is PURE, generated in the single internal degree delta(n) = (N/2)n (n even) / (N/2)(n-1)+1 (n odd) -- the 2-N alternation quiverlab's n_koszul_certificate checks. For N >= 3 the property is equivalent to the Yoneda algebra being generated in degrees 0, 1, 2 (Plan 77). [cassidy_shelton] Cassidy, Thomas; Shelton, Brad (2008). Generalizing the notion of Koszul algebra. Mathematische Zeitschrift 260, 93-114. The K2 property: E(A) = Ext(k,k) is generated as an algebra in cohomological degrees 1 and 2. K2 generalizes BOTH Koszul and N-Koszul and allows relations in several degrees -- quiverlab's k2_certificate, decided through an explicit certified window (Plan 77). [brenner_butler_king] Brenner, Sheila; Butler, Michael C. R.; King, Alastair D. (2002). Periodic algebras which are almost Koszul. Algebras and Representation Theory 5, 331-368. (p,q)-almost-Koszul: A is concentrated in degrees 0..p and a linear complex of projectives resolves the simple up to an error in internal degree p+q. The Dynkin preprojective algebras are (h-2, 2)-Koszul (h = Coxeter number) and periodic of period 2(h-1) -- quiverlab's almost_koszul_certificate reproduces the (p,q) label via p = top degree, q = e - p (Plan 77). [herscovich_multikoszul] Herscovich, Estanislao (2013). On the multi-Koszul property for connected algebras. Multi-Koszul for locally finite-dimensional nonnegatively graded CONNECTED (A_0 = k) algebras, generalizing N-Koszul to relations in several degrees. Prop. 3.30: a finitely generated multi-Koszul algebra with a finite-dimensional relation space has Yoneda algebra generated in degrees 1 and 2, i.e. is K2 -- the transfer quiverlab reports for multi-vertex kQ/I, whose A_0 = k^{Q_0} is semisimple, not connected (Plan 77). [herscovich_ainfty_ext] Herscovich, Estanislao (2019). Applications of one-point extensions to compute the \(A_infty\)-(co)module structure of several Ext (resp., Tor) groups. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 223, 1054-1072. The A-infinity structure on the Yoneda algebra of a multi-Koszul algebra. CONTEXT for Plan 77's multi-Koszul scope -- quiverlab computes no A-infinity structure. [chouhy_degenerations] Chouhy, Sergio (2019). On geometric degenerations and Gerstenhaber formal deformations. Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society 51, 787-797. For finite-dimensional associative algebras the N-Koszul property is preserved under the degeneration relation, for every N >= 2. CONTEXT for the robustness of Plan 77's N-Koszul verdict -- quiverlab computes no degenerations. [green_marcos_martinezvilla_zhang] Green, Edward L.; Marcos, Eduardo N.; Mart'inez-Villa, Roberto; Zhang, Pu (2004). D-Koszul algebras. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 193, 141-162. N-Koszul (delta-Koszul) theory over a SEMISIMPLE base A_0 = k^{Q_0} -- the several-vertex foundation that legitimizes Plan 77's N-Koszul recognizer on multi-vertex kQ/I, where Berger's connected-graded setting does not apply verbatim. [happel_trace] Happel, Dieter (1997). The trace of the Coxeter matrix and Hochschild cohomology. Linear Algebra and its Applications 258, 169-177. Happel's trace identity tr(Coxeter) = sum (-1)^i dim HH^i for finite global dimension -- the Hochschild/Coxeter cross-invariant consistency oracle (Plan 29). [keller_cyclic_invariance] Keller, Bernhard (1998). Invariance and localization for cyclic homology of DG algebras. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 123, 223-273. Derived invariance of cyclic homology (with HH^/HH_): reflection-equivalent orientations of one graph share HH^/HH_/HC_ -- the derived-invariance oracle scheme. [rickard_derived] Rickard, Jeremy (1989). Morita theory for derived categories. Journal of the London Mathematical Society. Second Series 39, 436-456. Derived-equivalent algebras (e.g. a Brauer tree and its Brauer star) share Hochschild and cyclic homology -- the derived-invariance oracle. [lenzing_delapena_spectral] Lenzing, Helmut; de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (2008). Spectral analysis of finite dimensional algebras and singularities. Trends in Representation Theory of Algebras and Related Topics (ICRA XII), 541-588. The Dynkin / extended-Dynkin / canonical Coxeter-polynomial tables and Happel's trace identity -- the spectral-invariant oracle. [delapena_mahler] de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (2014). On the Mahler measure of the Coxeter polynomial of an algebra. Advances in Mathematics. The wild star [2,3,7] realizes Lehmer's polynomial -- the spectral_radius / mahler_measure oracle (Plan 29). [dlPena2014mahler] de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (2014). On the Mahler measure of the Coxeter polynomial of an algebra. Advances in Mathematics. de la Pena's class-conditional Mahler-measure dichotomy for accessible algebras (M = 1 or M >= mu_0, mu_0 = Lehmer's number) -- the Plan-58 Lehmer-class documentation note (shares the dlPena2014mahler eprint with the Plan-29 delapena_mahler oracle key). [dlPena2013cyclotomic] de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (2013). Algebras whose Coxeter polynomials are products of cyclotomic polynomials. de la Pena's separation of periodic (finite-order) Coxeter transformations from merely cyclotomic-type (quasi-unipotent) ones -- the Plan-58 quasi-unipotent / finite-order verdict. [dlPenaTakane1990spectral] de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio; Takane, Martha (1990). Spectral properties of Coxeter transformations and applications. Archiv der Mathematik 55, 120-134. de la Pena-Takane: reality of the dominant Coxeter eigenvalue on the wild-hereditary locus -- the Plan-58 real-dominant spectral-radius foundation (Arch. Math. 55 (1990) 120-134). [gerstenhaber_schack_1983] Gerstenhaber, Murray; Schack, Samuel D. (1983). Simplicial cohomology is Hochschild cohomology. J. Pure Appl. Algebra 30, 143-156. Gerstenhaber-Schack: HH^(kP) is isomorphic to the simplicial cohomology of the order complex of P AS A RING (cup product). The ring source for the incidence-vs-nerve oracle (with Cibils 1989 / Redondo 2008). Proves the CUP iso for the FACE POSET of a simplicial complex; Cibils 1989 extends it to an ARBITRARY finite poset. NB: makes no bracket-vanishing claim. [wang_singular_hh] Wang, Zhengfang (2015). Singular Hochschild cohomology and Gerstenhaber algebra structure. Wang: the DEFINITIONAL origin of singular (= Tate) Hochschild cohomology HH_sg^i(A,A) = Hom_{D_sg(A (x) A^op)}(A, A[i]) for every i in Z, with its Gerstenhaber (and, for symmetric A, BV) structure. The object Plan 76 computes. [keller_singular_hh] Keller, Bernhard (2018). Singular Hochschild cohomology via the singularity category. C. R. Math. Acad. Sci. Paris 356, 1106-1111. Keller: singular Hochschild cohomology is isomorphic, as a graded algebra, to the Hochschild cohomology of the dg singularity category. The singularity-category identification (building on Wang) -- context for Plan 76, not its computational recipe. [usui_tate_periodic] Usui, Satoshi (2021). Tate-Hochschild cohomology rings for eventually periodic Gorenstein algebras. Usui: for a GORENSTEIN algebra, eventual periodicity is equivalent to the existence of an INVERTIBLE homogeneous element of the Tate-Hochschild cohomology ring; also that eventually periodic algebras need NOT be Gorenstein (so such an algebra has no complete resolution and no Tate ring -- the honest refusal). The source of Plan 76's periodicity certificate. [bergh_jorgensen_tate] Bergh, Petter Andreas; Jorgensen, David A. (2013). Tate-Hochschild homology and cohomology of Frobenius algebras. J. Noncommut. Geom. 7, 907-937. Bergh-Jorgensen: the computational reference for Plan 76 -- the definition via a complete resolution over A^e; the THRESHOLD (Gorenstein dimension d of the enveloping algebra => HHhat^n = Ext^n_{A^e}(A,B) for n >= d+1, so n >= 1 when A is self-injective); the Frobenius duality dim HHhat^n(L,L) = dim HHhat^{-(n+1)}(L, {}{nu^2}L_1), symmetric when nu^2 = id; and the explicit quantum-complete-intersection computation (1,2,1 in degrees 0,1,2 and 0 elsewhere, q not a root of unity). [cmrs_split] Cibils, Claude; Marcos, Eduardo; Redondo, Mar'ia Julia; Solotar, Andrea (2003). Cohomology of split algebras and of trivial extensions. Glasgow Mathematical Journal 45, 21-40. HH^1(T(A)) is never zero -- Z(A) is always a summand -- for every finite-dimensional A; the trivial-extension HH^1 oracle. [crs_trivial_ext_hh1] Cibils, Claude; Redondo, Mar'ia Julia; Saor'in, Manuel (2004). The first cohomology group of the trivial extension of a monomial algebra. Journal of Algebra and its Applications 3, 143-159. The HH^1(T(A)) decomposition and Example 2.20 (the Z_5 cycle) -- the trivial-extension first-cohomology oracle. [clms_arrow_removal] Cibils, Claude; Lanzilotta, Marcelo; Marcos, Eduardo N.; Solotar, Andrea (2020). Deleting or adding arrows of a bound quiver algebra and Hochschild (co)homology. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society 148, 2421-2432. Inert-arrow deletion (Def. 3.1) gives a clean HH_n isomorphism for n >= 2 (Thm 3.2) and a cohomology Ext-correction (Thm 4.2); arrow addition = the tensor algebra T_B(N), finite iff no relative cycle (Thm 3.5/3.6) -- the Plan-72 certified arrow-removal reduction and the P73 Han-conjecture seam. [clms_jacobi_zariski] Cibils, Claude; Lanzilotta, Marcelo; Marcos, Eduardo N.; Solotar, Andrea (2022). Jacobi-Zariski long nearly exact sequences for associative algebras. Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society 54. CLMS: the Jacobi-Zariski long nearly exact sequence relating HH(A), HH_(B), HH_(A|B) ('exact twice in three') -- the computational tool + self-cert gate for the P73 Han transport. [kaygun_jacobi_zariski] Kaygun, Atabey (2012). Jacobi-Zariski Exact Sequence for Hochschild Homology and Cyclic (Co)Homology. Homology, Homotopy and Applications 14, 65-78. Kaygun: the classical noncommutative Jacobi-Zariski sequence (B subset A with A/B flat) -- the origin CLMS credit for the noncommutative case; CLMS 2009.05017 is the 'long nearly exact / exact twice in three' refinement P73 computes with. [clms_split_bounded] Cibils, Claude; Lanzilotta, Marcelo; Marcos, Eduardo N.; Solotar, Andrea (2020). Split bounded extension algebras and Han's conjecture. Pacific Journal of Mathematics 307, 63-77. CLMS: the split-case predecessor of the bounded-extension theory (context). [wang_recollement_han] Wang, Ren; Xu, Xiaoxiao; Zhang, Jinbi; Zhou, Guodong (2024). A recollement approach to Han's conjecture. Wang-Xu-Zhang-Zhou: an independent recollement/derived reduction of Han's conjecture (also proves Han for skew-gentle algebras -- ties to P68). Authorship verified. [chaparro_schroll_solotar] Chaparro, Cristian; Schroll, Sibylle; Solotar, Andrea (2020). On the Lie algebra structure of the first Hochschild cohomology of gentle algebras and Brauer graph algebras. Journal of Algebra 558, 293-326. Determines HH^1(A, M) with different coefficients for gentle algebras via ribbon-graph combinatorics -- the Plan-52 gentle HH^1-with-coefficients provenance (numeric pin BLOCKED-until-transcribed). [lindell_rubio_relative] Lindell, Jonathan; Rubio y Degrassi, Lleonard (2024). On the first relative Hochschild cohomology and the contracted fundamental group. arXiv preprint. The Lie-algebra structure of the first RELATIVE (vertex-relative, E = kQ_0) Hochschild cohomology, with radical-square-zero computations -- the Plan-52 relative HH provenance (numeric pin BLOCKED-until-transcribed). [xhj_truncated] Xu, Yunge; Han, Yang; Jiang, Wenfeng (2007). Hochschild cohomology of truncated quiver algebras. Science in China Series A: Mathematics 50, 727-736. For a truncated algebra kQ/R^N, dim HH^ is finite iff Q is acyclic -- the truncated finiteness boolean oracle. [cibils_acyclic] Cibils, Claude (1986). Hochschild homology of an algebra whose quiver has no oriented cycles. Representation Theory I (Ottawa, 1984) 1177, 55-59. An acyclic quiver has HH_n = 0 for n >= 1 -- the acyclic Hochschild-homology vanishing oracle. [skowronski_yamagata] Skowro'nski, Andrzej; Yamagata, Kunio (2011). Frobenius Algebras I: Basic Representation Theory. European Mathematical Society. Symmetric and Frobenius representation theory, incl. the symmetric Nakayama criterion n | (L-1) -- the is_symmetric regression oracle. [happel_trivial_extension] Happel, Dieter (1988). Triangulated Categories in the Representation Theory of Finite Dimensional Algebras. Cambridge University Press 119. The trivial extension T(A) = A |x D(A) is symmetric for every finite-dimensional A; the repetitive-algebra framework -- the anchor for the certified double-quiver TrivialExtension presentation (Plan 31). [happel_triangulated] Happel, Dieter (1988). Triangulated Categories in the Representation Theory of Finite Dimensional Algebras. Cambridge University Press 119. The derived-category reference: the Serre functor / AR triangles of D^b(mod A) exist iff gl.dim < infinity, tau_{D^b} = nu[-1] -- the ground truth for the Plan-43 derived surface. [schremmer_wpl] Schremmer, Felix (2025). Weighted projective lines and Hochschild cohomology. HH^ of the canonical algebras (dim HH^2 = t-3, after Happel LNM 1404) -- the canonical-algebra Hochschild oracle. [gelinas_delooping] G'elinas, Vincent (2022). The depth, the delooping level and the finitistic dimension. Advances in Mathematics 394, 108052. The delooping level dell(A) as an upper bound for the finitistic dimension -- the deferred Plan-40 Task-F invariant (honest-scope note). [fernandes_lanzilotta_mendoza] Fernandes, Sonia; Lanzilotta, Marcelo; Mendoza, Octavio (2015). The \(Phi\)-dimension: a new homological measure. Algebras and Representation Theory 18, 463-476. phidim(A) = sup phi(M) as an algebra invariant + derived-equivalence invariance of its finiteness -- the Plan-53 phidim/psidim ground truth. [bravo_lanzilotta_mendoza_vivero] Bravo, Diego; Lanzilotta, Marcelo; Mendoza, Octavio; Vivero, Jos'e (2021). Generalised Igusa-Todorov functions and Lat-Igusa-Todorov algebras. Journal of Algebra 580, 63-83. The LIT algebras + the proof-carrying finitistic bound psi_D(V) + n + 1 -- the Plan-53 LIT finitistic certificate. [erdmann_skowronski_scy] Erdmann, Karin; Skowro'nski, Andrzej (2006). The stable Calabi-Yau dimension of tame symmetric algebras. Journal of the Mathematical Society of Japan 58, 97-128. Introduced the stable Calabi-Yau dimension of a self-injective algebra as the weak CY dimension of mod-bar A -- the Plan-53 fractional-CY foundation. [wald_waschbusch] Wald, Burkhard; Waschb"usch, Josef (). Tame biserial algebras. Journal of Algebra. Biserial / special-biserial structure underlying string and Brauer graph algebras. [geiss_delapena] Geiss, Christof; de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (). Auslander-Reiten components for clans. Bolet'in de la Sociedad Matem'atica Mexicana. Tercera Serie. Geiss-de la Pena: the original skew-gentle / clan definition (char != 2). [crawley_boevey_clans] Crawley-Boevey, William (). Functorial filtrations II: clans and the Gelfand problem. Journal of the London Mathematical Society. Crawley-Boevey: the classification of indecomposables for clans, underlying the special-string re-gluing (the +/- forms). [bongartz_tilting] Bongartz, Klaus (1981). Tilted algebras. Representations of Algebras (Puebla, 1980) 903, 26-38. Bongartz's count criterion for tilting modules (# non-iso indecomposable summands = # vertices, given pd<=1 and self-Ext vanishing) and the Bongartz completion of a partial tilting module (Plan 44 / C7). [fomin_shapiro_thurston] Fomin, Sergey; Shapiro, Michael; Thurston, Dylan (2008). Cluster algebras and triangulated surfaces. Part I: Cluster complexes. Acta Mathematica 201, 83-146. The arc/triangulation combinatorics: the ideal-arc count n=6g-6+3(b+p)+Sum k_i, the admissibility exclusion list, and flip<->mutation -- the ground truth for the Plan-48 surface subsystem. [fomin_zelevinsky_ca1] Fomin, Sergey; Zelevinsky, Andrei (2002). Cluster algebras I: Foundations. Journal of the American Mathematical Society 15, 497-529. The skew-symmetric matrix mutation mu_k that surface flip is certified against (Plan 48). [kac_canonical] Kac, Victor G. (1980). Infinite root systems, representations of graphs and invariant theory. Inventiones Mathematicae 56, 57-92. Kac's roots, Schur roots, and the canonical decomposition of a dimension vector -- the ground truth for Plan 49's canonical_decomposition. [schofield_general_reps] Schofield, Aidan (1992). General representations of quivers. Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society. Third Series 65, 46-64. Schofield's generic hom/ext and the general-representation identities hom - ext = underlying the canonical decomposition. [derksen_weyman_canonical] Derksen, Harm; Weyman, Jerzy (2002). On the canonical decomposition of quiver representations. Compositio Mathematica 133, 245-265. The Derksen-Weyman recursive algorithm for the canonical decomposition (Plan 49 ships the Dynkin case; Euclidean/wild is the named deferral). [zwara_degenerations] Zwara, Grzegorz (2000). Degenerations of finite-dimensional modules are given by extensions. Compositio Mathematica 121, 205-218. Zwara: the degeneration order equals the extension order for Artin algebras -- half of Plan 49's degeneration_order theorem. [bongartz_degenerations] Bongartz, Klaus (1996). On degenerations and extensions of finite dimensional modules. Advances in Mathematics 121, 245-287. Bongartz: degeneration = hom order for representation-finite algebras -- the computable form Plan 49's degeneration_order uses. [voigt_rigidity] Voigt, Detlef (1977). Induzierte Darstellungen in der Theorie der endlichen, algebraischen Gruppen. Springer 592. Voigt's lemma: Ext^1(M,M) = 0 => the orbit of M is open (rigid => open orbit); the codim = dim Ext^1(M,M) equality on hereditary algebras. [dlab_ringel] Dlab, Vlastimil; Ringel, Claus Michael (1989). Quasi-hereditary algebras. Illinois Journal of Mathematics 33, 280-291. The definition of quasi-hereditary algebras, standard modules Delta(i), and the quasi-heredity test used in Plan 47; qh => finite gl.dim. [ringel_dual] Ringel, Claus Michael (1991). The category of modules with good filtrations over a quasi-hereditary algebra has almost split sequences. Mathematische Zeitschrift 208, 209-223. The characteristic tilting module and the Ringel dual R(A) = End_A(T)^op (Plan 47). [cps] Cline, E.; Parshall, B.; Scott, L. (1988). Finite-dimensional algebras and highest weight categories. Journal f"ur die reine und angewandte Mathematik 391, 85-99. Highest weight categories and the idempotent recollement (eAe, A/AeA) of Plan 47. [bbd] Beuilinson, A. A.; Bernstein, J.; Deligne, P. (1982). Faisceaux pervers. Soci'et'e Math'ematique de France 100. The origin of recollement and the six-functor formalism (Plan 47). [air_tau_tilting] Adachi, Takahide; Iyama, Osamu; Reiten, Idun (2014). \(tau\)-tilting theory. Compositio Mathematica 150, 415-452. Adachi-Iyama-Reiten: support tau-tilting pairs, mutation, the exchange graph, g-vectors, and the bijection with functorially finite torsion classes -- the ground truth for the Plan-45 / C4 tau-tilting engine. [demonet_iyama_jasso] Demonet, Laurent; Iyama, Osamu; Jasso, Gustavo (2019). \(tau\)-tilting finite algebras, bricks, and \(g\)-vectors. International Mathematics Research Notices 2019, 852-892. DIJ: tau-tilting-finiteness <=> finite g-fan <=> finitely many bricks; the counting identities and the wall-and-chamber / g-vector fan (Plan 45 / C4). [king_stability] King, A. D. (1994). Moduli of representations of finite-dimensional algebras. The Quarterly Journal of Mathematics. Oxford. Second Series 45, 515-530. King's theta-(semi)stability and GIT walls -- the wall-and-chamber structure the Plan-45 / C4 engine draws. [dirrt_lattice_torsion] Demonet, Laurent; Iyama, Osamu; Reading, Nathan; Reiten, Idun; Thomas, Hugh (2023). Lattice theory of torsion classes: Beyond \(tau\)-tilting theory. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, Series B 10, 542-612. Demonet-Iyama-Reading-Reiten-Thomas: tors A is a complete, bialgebraic, completely semidistributive, completely congruence-uniform lattice; the brick labelling of its Hasse quiver; the representation-theoretic forcing order and the congruence lattice Con(tors A). The Plan-64 congruence + forcing ground truth. [barnard_carroll_zhu] Barnard, Emily; Carroll, Andrew; Zhu, Shijie (2019). Minimal inclusions of torsion classes. Algebraic Combinatorics 2, 879-901. Barnard-Carroll-Zhu: cover relations of tors A characterized by indecomposables; the completely join-irreducible torsion classes are in bijection with bricks; faces of the canonical join complex read representation-theoretically. Plan 64's join-irreducibles <-> bricks and canonical join representations. [enomoto_wide_ice] Enomoto, Haruhisa (2023). From the lattice of torsion classes to the posets of wide subcategories and ICE-closed subcategories. Algebras and Representation Theory. Enomoto: the kappa order (extended kappa map of Barnard-Todorov-Zhu) and the core label order on a completely semidistributive lattice coincide and are isomorphic to the poset of wide subcategories. Plan 64's core-label-order = wide-subcategory computation. [marks_stovicek] Marks, Frederik; vSvtov'ivcek, Jan (2017). Torsion classes, wide subcategories and localisations. Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society 49, 405-416. Marks-Stovicek: the Ingalls-Thomas maps between torsion classes and wide subcategories; wide A injects into tors A, and the two are in BIJECTION iff A is REPRESENTATION-FINITE (not merely hereditary). Plan 64's #wide <= #torsion bound and the honest-scope statement that the count discriminates only off the representation-finite case. [brustle_smith_treffinger] Br"ustle, Thomas; Smith, David; Treffinger, Hipolito (2019). Wall and chamber structure for finite-dimensional algebras. Advances in Mathematics 354, 106746. Brustle-Smith-Treffinger: the wall D(M) = {theta : M theta-semistable} (Def 3.1-3.3), chambers <-> support tau-tilting pairs (Thm 1.2 / Cor 3.29), one wall = many facets (Rem 3.19) -- the ground truth for Plan 63. NB walls=D(brick) is DIJ, not BST. [asai_semibricks] Asai, Sota (2020). Semibricks. International Mathematics Research Notices 2020, 4993-5054. Asai: semibricks <-> functorially finite torsion classes <-> support tau-tilting modules (Thm 1.3 / Prop 1.6) -- the brick/semibrick INDEXING that labels walls and chambers (Plan 63). Contains no g-vector/fan/wall/chamber content -- do not cite for the geometry. [kaipel_treffinger] Kaipel, Maximilian; Treffinger, Hipolito (2023). Wall-and-chamber structures for finite-dimensional algebras and \(tau\)-tilting theory. Kaipel-Treffinger: the definition + torsion-class/tau-tilting relationship, with the worked kA2 (Ex 13: D(P1) a ray) and cyclic rad^2-Nakayama N3^2 (Ex 15: 14 chambers) examples -- Plan 63 literature oracles. [aihara_iyama_silting] Aihara, Takuma; Iyama, Osamu (2012). Silting mutation in triangulated categories. Journal of the London Mathematical Society 85, 633-668. Aihara-Iyama: silting/presilting objects (Hom(T,T[>0])=0 + generation), silting mutation via one approximation triangle, the silting quiver = Hasse quiver, and transitivity for local/hereditary/canonical -- the ground truth for Plan 67. [oppermann_silting_quivers] Oppermann, Steffen (2017). Quivers for silting mutation. Advances in Mathematics 307, 684-714. Oppermann: the quiver of the derived endomorphism ring of a left/right silting mutation -- the End(muT) quiver-mutation rule (Plan 67 oracle). [jorgensen_cotstructures] Jorgensen, Peter (2016). Co-t-structures: the first decade. Jorgensen's survey: bounded co-t-structures <-> silting subcategories via coheart = add(silting) -- the co-t-structure dictionary reference (Plan 67). [assem_delapena] Assem, Ibrahim; de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (1996). The fundamental groups of a triangular algebra. Communications in Algebra 24, 187-208. The fundamental group pi1(Q,I) of a presentation and the Hom(pi1, k+) embedding into HH^1 for triangular algebras -- the Plan-56 pi1 + Hurewicz foundation. [martinez_villa_delapena] Mart'inez-Villa, Roberto; de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (1983). The universal cover of a quiver with relations. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 30, 277-292. The original homotopy relation ~I on walks (minimal relations glue parallel paths) that quiverlab's pi1^ab computes by exact linear algebra on I/(rad.I + I.rad). [le_meur_pi1] Le Meur, Patrick (2005). The fundamental group of a triangular algebra without double bypasses. Comptes Rendus Math'ematique. Acad'emie des Sciences. Paris 341, 211-216. Thm 1.1: a char-0 triangular algebra with no double bypasses has a privileged presentation whose pi1 surjects onto every other -- the Plan-56 no-bypass True route. [crs_hurewicz] Cibils, Claude; Redondo, Mar'ia Julia; Solotar, Andrea (2010). Fundamental group of Schurian categories and the Hurewicz isomorphism. arXiv preprint. For a Schurian category the Hurewicz map Hom(pi1, k+) -> HH^1 is an isomorphism -- the equality case of the Plan-56 Hom(pi1,k+) <= dim HH^1 cross-check. [crs_gradings] Cibils, Claude; Redondo, Mar'ia Julia; Solotar, Andrea (2010). Connected gradings and the fundamental group. Algebra & Number Theory 4, 625-648. The intrinsic pi1 (inverse limit over connected gradings) and the oracle pi1(k[x]/(x^p)) = Z x C_p in char p -- documents WHY the presentation group (Z) is not the algebra invariant (Plan-56 intrinsic refusal). [crs_intrinsic] Cibils, Claude; Redondo, Mar'ia Julia; Solotar, Andrea (2012). The intrinsic fundamental group of a linear category. Algebras and Representation Theory 15, 735-753. The intrinsic fundamental group of a linear category -- the not-bounded-computable invariant quiverlab refuses loudly in favour of the presentation pi1 (Plan 56). [briggs_ryd_tori] Briggs, Benjamin; Rubio y Degrassi, Lleonard (2023). Maximal tori in \(HH^1\) and the fundamental group. International Mathematics Research Notices 2023, 5538-5568. Every maximal torus of HH^1(A) is dual to some fundamental group of A -- the maximal-torus refinement of the Plan-56 Hurewicz cross-check. [skowronski_ssc] Skowro'nski, Andrzej (1993). Simply connected algebras and Hochschild cohomologies. Representations of Algebras (Ottawa, ON, 1992) 14, 431-447. A triangular algebra is strongly simply connected iff every full convex subcategory satisfies the separation condition -- the Plan-56 R16 recognizer (the P62 tame/wild gate). [act_left_right] Assem, Ibrahim; Coelho, Fl'avio U.; Trepode, Sonia (2004). The left and the right parts of a module category. Journal of Algebra 281, 518-534. Assem-Coelho-Trepode: L_A / R_A via predecessor/successor closure of pd<=1 / id<=1, the Ext-injective criterion tau^{-1}X notin L_A, and the support algebra A_lambda = End of the projectives in L_A -- the ground truth for Plan 55. [aclv_supports] Assem, Ibrahim; Castonguay, Diane; Lanzilotta, Marcelo; Vargas, Rosana R. S. (2011). Algebras determined by their supports. Assem-Castonguay-Lanzilotta-Vargas: A_lambda / A_rho are products of tilted algebras for ada algebras (quasi-tilted in general), D L_A = R{A^op}, and the laura complement ind A minus (L_A u R_A) -- non-empty even for ada; feeds P60 (tilted) and P61 (laura/ada). [organising_module_category] Alvares, Edson Ribeiro; Assem, Ibrahim; Castonguay, Diane; Vargas, Rosana R. S. (2022). Organising the module category. S ao Paulo Journal of Mathematical Sciences 16, 62-82. Alvares-Assem-Castonguay-Vargas survey of the left/right parts, supports, and the quasi-tilted/laura/ada organisation of mod A -- Plan 55's secondary reference. [liu_tilted_1993] Liu, Shiping (1993). Tilted algebras and generalized standard Auslander-Reiten components. Archiv der Mathematik 61, 12-19. Liu (independently with Skowronski): A is tilted iff Gamma_A has a faithful generalized-standard component with a section -- the criterion Plan 60 searches for. Venue verified (Arch. Math. 61 (1993) 12-19). [liu_another_2014] Liu, Shiping (2014). Another characterization of tilted algebras. Liu: A is tilted iff Gamma_A contains a FAITHFUL CUT Delta with Hom(X, tau Y)=0 (Thm 2.6); the cut is a finite/local object (weakly convex), the documented rep-infinite extension path. Ringel's slice theorem (Thm 1.9(2)) is the reconstruction certificate Plan 60 uses. [happel_ringel_tilted] Happel, Dieter; Ringel, Claus Michael (1982). Tilted algebras. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 274, 399-443. Happel-Ringel: the origin of tilted algebras A = End_H(T) (H hereditary, T tilting); tilted => gl.dim <= 2 -- the theorem gate Plan 60 uses to refute high-gl.dim algebras. [hrs_quasitilted] Happel, Dieter; Reiten, Idun; Smalo, Sverre O. (1996). Tilting in Abelian Categories and Quasitilted Algebras. American Mathematical Society 120. Happel-Reiten-Smalo: quasi-tilted = (QT1) gl.dim <= 2 AND (QT2) every indec pd<=1 or id<=1; QT2 alone => gl.dim <= 3. The definitional ground truth for Plan 61's quasi-tilted rung. [coelho_lanzilotta_weakly_shod] Coelho, Fl'avio U.; Lanzilotta, Marcelo A. (2003). Weakly shod algebras. Journal of Algebra 265, 379-403. Coelho-Lanzilotta: shod = every indec pd<=1 or id<=1 (=> gl.dim <= 3); weakly shod = bounded irreducible-morphism paths from an injective to a projective (WSA). Plan 61's shod + weakly-shod rungs. [assem_coelho_laura] Assem, Ibrahim; Coelho, Fl'avio U. (2003). Two-sided gluings of tilted algebras. Journal of Algebra 269, 456-479. Assem-Coelho: laura = ind A minus (L_A u R_A) is finite. Plan 61's laura rung (trivially true in representation-finite scope; the finite complement is the reported datum). [smith_almost_laura] Smith, David (2007). Almost laura algebras. Smith: the almost-laura generalisation of laura algebras -- context for the laura landscape; Plan 61 cites it for the class, not for the elementary rep-finite triviality. [bft_quasitilted_quiver] Bordino, Natalia; Fern'andez, Elsa; Trepode, Sonia (2017). On the quiver with relations of a quasitilted algebra and applications. Communications in Algebra 45, 4050-4061. Bordino-Fernandez-Trepode: the quiver-with-relations structure of quasitilted algebras -- a secondary reference on Plan 61's quasi-tilted rung. [bongartz_criterion] Bongartz, Klaus (1984). A criterion for finite representation type. Mathematische Annalen 269, 1-12. Bongartz: a simply connected algebra is representation-finite iff its Tits form is weakly positive (iff it has no critical convex subcategory) -- the Plan-62 rep-finite axis of the tame/wild trichotomy. [bdps_tame_tits] Br"ustle, Thomas; de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio; Skowro'nski, Andrzej (2011). Tame algebras and Tits quadratic forms. Advances in Mathematics 226, 887-951. Bruestle-de la Pena-Skowronski: a strongly simply connected algebra over an algebraically closed field is tame iff its Tits form is weakly nonnegative -- the Plan-62 tame axis (the theorem gated on the P56 strong-simple-connectivity certificate). [kasjan_skowronski] Kasjan, Stanislaw; Skowro'nski, Andrzej (2019). On the tame-wild dichotomy for strongly simply connected algebras. Kasjan-Skowronski (arXiv:1905.06028): the tame/wild dichotomy statements Plan 62 consumes for strongly simply connected algebras (companion source to BdlPS). [ovsienko_forms] Ovsienko, Sergeui A. (1978). Integral weakly positive forms. Schur Matrix Problems and Quadratic Forms, 3-17. Ovsienko: every positive root of a weakly positive unit form has coordinates <= 6 -- the cited complete decision behind Plan-62 weak positivity (the box-6 branch-and-bound). [vonhohne_wnn] von H"ohne, Hans-Joachim (1996). On weakly non-negative unit forms and tame algebras. Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society (3) 73, 47-67. von Hohne: the classified hypercritical unit forms driving the Plan-62 weak-nonnegativity decision (the primary route; NOT bounded to <= 9 variables -- T_{2,3,7} is a 10-variable hypercritical form). [delapena_banach26] de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (1990). Algebras with hypercritical Tits form. Topics in Algebra, Part 1 (Warsaw, 1988) 26, 353-369. de la Pena (Banach Center Publ. 26): the printed hypercritical Tits-form list -- the Plan-62 weak-nonnegativity cross-oracle for the classified data. [bjp_quadratic_forms] Barot, Michael; Jim'enez Gonz'alez, Jes'us Arturo; de la Pe na, Jos'e Antonio (2019). Quadratic Forms: Combinatorics and Numerical Results. Springer 25. Barot-Jimenez-Gonzalez-de la Pena: the combinatorics of critical / hypercritical unit forms and the search-box exposition underpinning Plan 62. [jasso_reduction] Jasso, Gustavo (2015). Reduction of \(tau\)-tilting modules and torsion pairs. Int. Math. Res. Not. IMRN, 7190-7237. Jasso: the tau-perpendicular category J(U) ~ mod C(U), rank n-|U| (the DIJ idempotent quotient) -- the recursion engine for tau-exceptional sequences. [crawley_boevey_exceptional] Crawley-Boevey, William (1993). Exceptional sequences of representations of quivers. Representations of algebras (Ottawa, ON, 1992) 14, 117-124. Crawley-Boevey: the braid group acts transitively on complete exceptional sequences of a hereditary algebra (Ottawa 1992). [ringel_braid] Ringel, Claus Michael (1994). The braid group action on the set of exceptional sequences of a hereditary Artin algebra. Abelian group theory and related topics (Oberwolfach, 1993) 171, 339-352. Ringel: the braid B_n action on complete exceptional sequences (transitive), with the sigma_i mutation constructions -- the case-(d) two-step module realization. Contemp. Math. 171 (1994). [buan_hanson_marsh] Buan, Aslak Bakke; Hanson, Eric J.; Marsh, Robert J. (2024). Mutation of \(tau\)-exceptional pairs and sequences. Buan-Hanson-Marsh: mutation transitivity proven only in rank 2 -- why enumeration at rank >= 3 goes through the ordered-sTt bijection, not mutation-BFS. [obaid_dynkin_count] Obaid, Mustafa A. A.; Nauman, S. Khalid; Al-Shammakh, Wafaa S. M.; Fakieh, Wafaa M.; Ringel, Claus Michael (2013). The number of complete exceptional sequences for a Dynkin algebra. Colloq. Math. 133, 197-210. Obaid et al.: #CES(Delta) = n! h^n / |W|; A_n = (n+1)^{n-1}, D_4 = 162 -- the closed-form count oracle. [escolar_hiraoka] Escolar, Emerson G.; Hiraoka, Yasuaki (2016). Persistence Modules on Commutative Ladders of Finite Type. Discrete Comput. Geom. 55, 100-157. Representation theory of the commutative ladder CL(n) = A_n [] A_2: rep-finite iff n <= 4 (the P69 scope boundary), with explicit AR quivers for n <= 4. TDA gloss: the generalized persistence diagram of a ladder persistence module is its AR-quiver-indexed Krull-Schmidt decomposition. [botnan_crawley_boevey] Botnan, Magnus Bakke; Crawley-Boevey, William (2020). Decomposition of persistence modules. Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 148, 4581-4596. A pointwise-finite-dimensional persistence module over a totally ordered or zigzag poset decomposes uniquely into interval modules (Krull-Remak-Schmidt-Azumaya) -- the theorem that 'barcode = interval decomposition' is well-defined for A_n and zigzag lines. [igusa_rock_todorov] Igusa, Kiyoshi; Rock, Job D.; Todorov, Gordana (2019). Continuous quivers of type A (I): foundations. The continuous-limit representation theory of type-A persistence -- the conceptual bridge (representation theory <-> persistence); cited as context, not a computed oracle (quiverlab is finite/exact). [gabriel] Gabriel, Peter (1972). Unzerlegbare Darstellungen I. Manuscripta Math. 6, 71-103. Gabriel's theorem: the indecomposable representations of a type-A_n quiver are the interval (thin) modules = positive roots, each a brick (End = k) -- why the A_n / zigzag barcode is field-robust over every exact domain. [rss_hh1_lie] Rubio y Degrassi, Lleonard; Schroll, Sibylle; Solotar, Andrea (2023). The first Hochschild cohomology as a Lie algebra. Quaest. Math.. Rubio y Degrassi-Schroll-Solotar: the no-loops/no-parallel-arrows Ext-quiver criterion => HH^1 solvable, in arbitrary characteristic (Plan 70's RSS solvability certificate). [css_gentle_hh1_lie] Chaparro, Cristian; Schroll, Sibylle; Solotar, Andrea (2020). On the Lie algebra structure of the first Hochschild cohomology of gentle algebras and Brauer graph algebras. J. Algebra 558. Chaparro-Schroll-Solotar: HH^1 of gentle / Brauer graph algebras is solvable except one low-dimensional case (T(kK2) = k semidirect sl2, sl2-count 1). [eisele_raedschelders] Eisele, Florian; Raedschelders, Theo (2019). On solvability of the first Hochschild cohomology of a finite-dimensional algebra. Eisele-Raedschelders: for tame/finite representation type, HH^1 = solvable (+) sum of sl2's, the sl2-count formula from Kronecker subquivers (non-wild, algebraically closed, char != 2). [strametz_hh1_lie] Strametz, Cristina (2006). The Lie algebra structure of the first Hochschild cohomology group for monomial algebras. J. Algebra Appl. 5, 245-270. Strametz: solvability / (semi)simplicity / commutativity / nilpotency criteria for HH^1 of a monomial algebra in any characteristic -- the monomial-case foundation for Plan 70. [liu_xing_hh1] Liu, Yuming; Xing, Bohan (2023). Generalized parallel paths method for computing the first Hochschild cohomology group with applications to Brauer graph algebras. J. Algebra Appl.. Liu-Xing: algebraic Morse theory for HH^1 and the comparison of Lie structures of Brauer graph algebras and their associated graded algebras. [gerstenhaber1963] Gerstenhaber, Murray (1963). The cohomology structure of an associative ring. Annals of Mathematics. Second Series 78, 267-288. Gerstenhaber: the graded Lie bracket on HH^; in degree 1 it is the commutator of derivations and descends to HH^1 = Der/Inn -- the identity that makes the field-general Der/Inn route the Gerstenhaber Lie structure. [mnprs_special_biserial] Meinel, Joanna; Nguyen, Van C.; Pauwels, Bregje; Redondo, Mar'ia Julia; Solotar, Andrea (2021). The Gerstenhaber structure on the Hochschild cohomology of a class of special biserial algebras. J. Algebra 580, 264-298. Meinel-Nguyen-Pauwels-Redondo-Solotar: HH^1 is a direct sum of copies of a subquotient of the Virasoro algebra, and each HH^n is described as a module over this Lie algebra by its decomposition into indecomposable summands -- the char-0 indecomposable-summand deliverable of Plan 71. [csss_gentle_tt] Chaparro, Cristian; Schroll, Sibylle; Solotar, Andrea; Su'arez-'Alvarez, Mariano (2026). The Hochschild cohomology and the Tamarkin-Tsygan calculus of gentle algebras. J. Algebra 708, 138-231. Chaparro-Schroll-Solotar-Suarez-Alvarez: the whole Tamarkin-Tsygan calculus of gentle algebras -- HH^ as a graded-commutative algebra and a graded Lie algebra, with HH_ a module over HH^; the Lie-module-over-HH^1 structure Plan 71 computes is one facet, and gentle algebras are its literature anchor. [stefan_hopf_galois] cStefan, Dragocs (1995). Hochschild cohomology on Hopf Galois extensions. J. Pure Appl. Algebra 103, 221-233. Stefan: the spectral sequence for a Hopf-Galois extension; for H = kG a group algebra it decomposes along the conjugacy classes of G -- the origin of the skew-group HH conjugacy-class decomposition (Plan 74). [shepler_witherspoon_group_actions] Shepler, Anne V.; Witherspoon, Sarah (2012). Group actions on algebras and the graded Lie structure of Hochschild cohomology. J. Algebra 351, 350-381. Shepler-Witherspoon: the additive conjugacy-class decomposition of HH^(A rtimes G) with the Z(g)-invariants -- the load-bearing anchor for quiverlab's Stefan decomposition (Plan 74). [cibils_marcos_smash] Cibils, Claude; Marcos, Eduardo N. (2006). Skew category, Galois covering and smash product of a \(k\)-category. Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 134, 39-50. Cibils-Marcos: the smash-product / skew-category construction, the free action, and the Galois covering -- the constructor + free-action anchor for A rtimes G (Plan 74). [marcos_mv_invariants] Marcos, Eduardo N.; Mart'inez-Villa, Roberto; Martins, Maria Izabel Ramalho (2004). Hochschild cohomology of skew group rings and invariants. Marcos-Martinez-Villa-Martins: the ring monomorphism HH^(A)^G into HH^(A rtimes G) -- the identity-summand self-certificate for the skew-group decomposition (Plan 74). [buan_marsh_wide] Buan, Aslak Bakke; Marsh, Robert J. (2021). A category of wide subcategories. Int. Math. Res. Not. IMRN 2021, 10278-10338. Buan-Marsh: DEFINES the tau-cluster morphism category W(A) -- objects are the tau-perpendicular wide subcategories, morphisms are support tau-rigid pairs of the source with target the tau-perpendicular category (via the Jasso reduction), morphisms factor as signed tau-exceptional sequences. Plan 66's category-structure ground truth. [hanson_igusa] Hanson, Eric J.; Igusa, Kiyoshi (2021). \(tau\)-cluster morphism categories and picture groups. Comm. Algebra 49, 4376-4415. Hanson-Igusa: the classifying space of W(A) is a cube complex (one n-cube per support tau-tilting object); it is a K(pi,1) for Nakayama algebras; pi_1 is the picture group. Plan 66's cube-complex face vector, the Nakayama K(pi,1) verdict, and the picture group. [igusa_todorov_weyman] Igusa, Kiyoshi; Todorov, Gordana; Weyman, Jerzy (2016). Picture groups of finite type and cohomology in type \(A_n\). arXiv preprint. Igusa-Todorov-Weyman: the picture group PRESENTATION -- one generator x(beta) per brick (positive real Schur root), relations per rank-2 configuration (commutation for k x k, the atom/pentagon relation for connected rank-2 wides); the CW complex with cells in bijection with cluster-tilting objects (Catalan-many). Plan 66's presentation ground truth. [igusa_todorov_cat0] Igusa, Kiyoshi; Todorov, Gordana (2022). Which cluster morphism categories are CAT(0). arXiv preprint. Igusa-Todorov: the cluster morphism category is a CAT(0) category for hereditary algebras of finite (Dynkin) or tame type with only small tubes, so its classifying space is locally CAT(0) hence a K(pi,1). Plan 66's specific anchor for the HEREDITARY-DYNKIN K(pi,1) verdict (distinct from the ITW type-A_n presentation paper), and the honest-scope context for why the general tau-tilting-finite case is delicate (CAT(0) is proven only for hereditary finite/tame type, not the general algebra). [rrb_linfty_bardzell] Redondo, Mar'ia Julia; Rossi Bertone, Fiorela (2022). \(L_infty\)-structure on Bardzell's complex for monomial algebras. J. Pure Appl. Algebra 226, Paper No. 106935. Redondo-Rossi Bertone: the explicit L-infinity structure on B(A) for a monomial char-0 algebra (weakly equivalent to the Hochschild complex C(A)), the Maurer-Cartan equation in degree 2, and the rad^2=0 => B(A) is a dg-Lie algebra collapse -- Plan 78's rad^2=0 dg-Lie certificate and the higher-l_n route. 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