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Exceptional indecomposable of the three-subspace quiver (dimX=(1,1,1;2))

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Take sources k,k,k, sink k2, and arrows sending 1 to e1​,e2​,e1​+e2​. An endomorphism preserving these three lines must be scalar, so the representation has endomorphism ring k and is a brick module. It is the only indecomposable of the three-subspace quiver with a two-dimensional sink.

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