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A counterexample to the periodicity conjecture for finite-dimensional algebras
The periodicity conjecture asks whether a finite-dimensional algebra is periodic whenever all its simple modules are periodic. We construct a $36$-dimensional counterexample whose simple modules have period four. The algebra has a $2$-dimensional nonperiodic module, which shows that the algebra itse
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