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Sheaf cohomology and endomorphisms · Question 2

Macaulay2: expanded functionality and improved efficiency · Historical workshop question

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Problem statement

Can we compute all the degree-0 (or degree-≤ e) homomorphisms of a graded module M without computing the entirety of End M? What are other ways to speed up the decomposition of modules into indecomposable summands? If M is the direct sum of N1N_1 and N2N_2, how can we extract End(N1)\mathrm{End}(N_1) and End(N2)\mathrm{End}(N_2) from End(M)\mathrm{End}(M) without recalculating?

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There is preliminary code to decompose a module into indecomposables, but it would benefit from being much faster. Right now the bottleneck is the computation of the endomorphisms of module M.

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