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The Gabriel-Roiter measure in representation theory
Krasula, Dominik ; Šťovíček, Jan (advisor) ; Trlifaj, Jan (referee)
The Gabriel-Roiter measure is a module-theoretic invariant, defined in 1972 by P. Gabriel. It is an order-preserving function that refines a composition length of a module by also taking lengths of indecomposable submodules into account. We calculate all Gabriel-Roiter measures for finite-length representa- tions of an orientation of a Dynkin graph D4 and an orientation of a Euclidean graph ˜A3. In 2007, H. Krause proposed a combinatorial definition of the Gabriel-Roiter measure based on other length functions instead of composition length. We study these alternative Gabriel-Roiter measures on thin representations of quiv- ers whose underlying graph is a tree. 1
Rings with restricted minimum condition
Krasula, Dominik ; Žemlička, Jan (advisor) ; Šaroch, Jan (referee)
Ring is artintian if and only if all of its factors are artinian. We say that ring R satisfies the restricted minimum condition, if for every essenctial ideal, corresponding factor ring is artinian. We will call such ring RM ring for short. Similarly as the class of artinian rings, the class of RM rings is closed under fac- tors and finite direct products. In this thesis we prove that restricted minimum condition is satisfied in coordinate rings, ring (R × R)[x] and noetherian CDR domains. We investigate the relation between unique factorization domains and RM domains. In last chpater, we will focus are attention to polynomial rings, proving that if ring R[x] is RM then R is semisimple. Laurents polynomials over domain R are RM rings if and only if R is a field. 1

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