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<title>The generalized path algebras over standardly stratified algebras</title>
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<description>The generalized path algebras over standardly stratified algebras
Wang, S.
In this note, it is proved that the generalized&#13;
path algebras over standardly stratified algebras are also standardly&#13;
stratified, and the generalized path algebras over quasi-hereditary&#13;
algebras are also quasi-hereditary. The ∆−good module categories&#13;
over these big quasi-hereditary algebras are determined in terms of&#13;
those of the given algebras.
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<dc:date>2006-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Arithmetic properties of exceptional lattice paths</title>
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<description>Arithmetic properties of exceptional lattice paths
Rump, W.
For a fixed real number ρ &gt; 0, let L be an affine&#13;
line of slope ρ&#13;
⁻¹&#13;
in R&#13;
²&#13;
. We show that the closest approximation of&#13;
L by a path P in Z&#13;
²&#13;
is unique, except in one case, up to integral&#13;
translation. We study this exceptional case. For irrational ρ, the&#13;
projection of P to L yields two quasicrystallographic tilings in the&#13;
sense of Lunnon and Pleasants [5]. If ρ satisfies an equation x&#13;
² =&#13;
mx + 1 with m ∈ Z, both quasicrystals are mapped to each other&#13;
by a substitution rule. For rational ρ, we characterize the periodic&#13;
parts of P by geometric and arithmetic properties, and exhibit&#13;
a relationship to the hereditary algebras Hρ(K) over a field K&#13;
introduced in a recent proof of a conjecture of Ro˘ıter.
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<dc:date>2006-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Absolutely ubiquitous groups</title>
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<description>Absolutely ubiquitous groups
Ivanov, A.; Majcher, K.
We characterise absolutely ubiquitous groups in&#13;
the class of model complete ω-categorical groups.
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<dc:date>2006-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>On &#120073;-radicals of finite π-soluble groups</title>
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<description>On &#120073;-radicals of finite π-soluble groups
Guo, W.; Xi Liu; Baojun Li
In this paper, we prove that for every local πsaturated Fitting class &#120073; with char(&#120073;) = P, the F-radical of every finite π-soluble groups G has the property: CG(G&#120073; ) ⊆ G&#120073; . From&#13;
this, some well known results are followed and some new results&#13;
are obtained.
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