Abstract
Let -mod be the category of finitely generated left modules of finite projective dimension over a basic Artin algebra . We develop an applicable criterion that reduces the test for contravariant finiteness of -mod in -mod to corner algebras for suitable idempotents . The reduction substantially facilitates access to the numerous homological benefits entailed by contravariant finiteness of -mod. The consequences pursued hinge on the fact that this finiteness condition is known to be equivalent to the existence of a strong tilting object in -mod. We characterize the situation in which the process of strongly tilting -mod allows for arbitrary iteration: This occurs precisely when, in the strongly tilted module category mod-, the subcategory of modules of finite projective dimension is in turn contravariantly finite; the latter can, once again, be tested on suitable corners of the original algebra . In the (frequently occurring) positive case, the sequence of consecutive strong tilts, , , , is shown to be periodic with period (up to Morita equivalence); moreover, any two adjacent categories in the sequence mod-, , mod- are dual via contravariant Hom-functors induced by tilting bimodules which are strong on both sides.
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