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Four-subspace quiver (S4​)

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The four-subspace quiver has four sources with arrows into one sink. Four one-dimensional sources mapped to the lines ke1​, ke2​, k(e1​+e2​) and k(λe1​+e2​) in k2 give a brick module for every λ. Preserving the first three lines forces scalar endomorphisms. Its Tits form of a quiver is zero, so the Ringel form gives one-dimensional self-extensions.

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