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I'm a PhD candidate in the algebra group at Department of Mathematical Sciences NTNU. My research interests are within the area of representation theory of finite dimensional algebras, with special focus on \(\tau\)-tilting theory and generalizations of it to higher homological algebra.

Among the questions I am currently interested in are:

  • How \(\tau_d\)-tilting theory in \(d\)-cluster tilting subcategories relates to the tilting theory in extended module categories, in the sense of Yu Zhou (arxiv:2411.15473).
  • How to properly define the notion of mutation in \(\tau_d\)-tilting theory.
  • Can we easily describe the extended module category explicitly for any given Nakayama algebra?

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endre.s.rundsveen@ntnu.no

Endre S. Rundsveen and Laertis Vaso. \(\tau_d\)-tilting theory for Nakayama algebras (Arxiv, 2024)
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Endre S. Rundsveen. Universal Extensions and Ext-Orthogonal Complements of Torsion Classes (Arxiv, 2024)
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Erlend D. Børve, Jacob Fjeld Grevstad, Endre S. Rundsveen. \(\tau\)-tilting finiteness and \(\mathbf{g}\)-tameness: Incidence algebras of posets and concealed algebras (Arxiv, 2024)
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NTNU Summer 2024 Lecturer Refresher course in Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
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  • Supplemental website illustrating the paper \(\tau_d\)-tilting theory for Nakayama algebras can be found here.