Nonnoetherian homotopy dimer algebras and noncommutative crepant   resolutions
  Noetherian dimer algebras form a prominent class of examples of noncommutative crepant resolutions (NCCRs). However, dimer algebras which are noetherian are quite rare, and we consider the question: how close are nonnoetherian homotopy dimer algebras to being NCCRs? To address this question, we introduce a generalization of NCCRs to nonnoetherian tiled matrix rings. We show that if a noetherian dimer algebra is obtained from a nonnoetherian homotopy dimer algebra $A$ by contracting each arrow whose head has indegree 1, then $A$ is a noncommutative desingularization of its nonnoetherian center. Furthermore, if any two arrows whose tails have indegree 1 are coprime, then $A$ is a nonnoetherian NCCR. 
Charlie Beil
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