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Graded Brauer Tree Algebras

In this paper we construct non-negative gradings on a basic Brauer tree algebra $A_Γ$ corresponding to an arbitrary Brauer tree $Γ$ of type $(m,e)$. We do this by transferring gradings via derived equivalence from a basic Brauer tree algebra $A_S$, whose tree is a star with the exceptional vertex in the middle, to $A_Γ$. The grading on $A_S$ comes from the tight grading given by the radical filtration. To transfer gradings via derived equivalence we use tilting complexes constructed by taking Green's walk around $Γ$ (cf. [\ref{Zak}]). By computing endomorphism rings of these tilting complexes we get graded algebras. We also compute ${\rm Out}^K(A_Γ)$, the group of outer automorphisms that fix isomorphism classes of simple $A_Γ$-modules, where $Γ$ is an arbitrary Brauer tree, and we prove that there is unique grading on $A_Γ$ up to graded Morita equivalence and rescaling.

preprint2010arXivOpen access

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