#12630: Add representations of quivers and quiver algebras to sage
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       Reporter:  JStarx                           |         Owner:  AlexGhitza 
                                            
           Type:  enhancement                      |        Status:  needs_work 
                                            
       Priority:  major                            |     Milestone:  sage-5.11  
                                            
      Component:  algebra                          |    Resolution:             
                                            
       Keywords:  algebra, quiver, module, days49  |   Work issues:  Split into 
different modules. Use parents and elements.
Report Upstream:  N/A                              |     Reviewers:             
                                            
        Authors:  Jim Stark, Simon King            |     Merged in:             
                                            
   Dependencies:  #12412, #12413                   |      Stopgaps:             
                                            
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Comment (by saliola):

 Replying to [comment:52 SimonKing]:
 > Some comments from a discussion with Nicolas:
 >
 > - Currently, we say `FreeSmallCategory`. Isn't it simply a semi-group?

 If you add the zero element to your set of paths.

 > - If it is a semi-group (in particular, if it is declared in the
 category of semi-groups, and not in the category of magmas, it might be
 possible that we can inherit most of the functionality that is now in
 `QuiverAlgebra`. Namely, there already is `Semigroups.Algebras`.
 > - Slight problem: Currently, the invalid path is not mentioned in the
 list of elements of the free small category / semi-group of a quiver, but
 it is ''recognised'' as an element. This is odd, but on the other hand,
 when we add it to the list of elements, then the dimension of the algebra
 will be one more.

 In this case, one wants the "contracted" semigroup algebra (where the 0 of
 the algebra is identified with the zero of the semigroup).

 PS. I don't have the time right now to follow everything that you are
 doing, but I am really interested in this and hope to have a closer look
 sometime soon.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/12630#comment:57>
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