Torsion intersection criterion for bound quiver algebras

Characterize the bound quiver algebras for which every nonzero nilpotent two-sided ideal $J$ satisfies $Tors_A(J)\cap Sub(A/J)\neq\{0\}$, and determine whether this property can be recognized from the path poset and minimal relations without enumerating two-sided ideals.

Background

The paper introduces a criterion asserting that if every nonzero nilpotent ideal has a nonzero module in TorsA(J)Sub(A/J)Tors_A(J)\cap Sub(A/J), then every self-orthogonal -tilting module is 1-tilting. This gives an algebra-level sufficient condition for resolving the self-orthogonal -tilting conjecture in a given class.

The open problem asks for a structural characterization of bound quiver algebras satisfying this criterion and, more specifically, for a recognition method based on the path poset and minimal relations rather than an exhaustive enumeration of two-sided ideals.

References

For which bound quiver algebras does every nonzero nilpotent ideal $J$ satisfy $Tors_A(J)\capSub(A/J)\neq{0}$? Can this property be recognized from the path poset and the minimal relations, without enumerating two-sided ideals?

Self-Orthogonal $τ$-Tilting Modules and Tilting Modules II: Annihilator Separation  (2608.27937 - Zhang, 28 Aug 2026) in Section 5, final two Question environments