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Let S denote the 3-dimensional Sklyanin algebra over an algebraically closed field k and assume that S is not a finite module over its centre. (This algebra corresponds to a generic noncommutative ℙ2.) Let A=⊕i≥0 Ai be any connected graded k-algebra that is contained in and has the same quotient ring as a Veronese ring S(3n). Then we give a reasonably complete description of the structure of A. This is most satisfactory when A is a maximal order, in which case we prove, subject to a minor technical condition, that A is a noncommutative blowup of S(3n) at a (possibly noneffective) divisor on the associated elliptic curve E. It follows that A has surprisingly pleasant properties; for example, it is automatically noetherian, indeed strongly noetherian, and has a dualising complex.

Let S denote the 3-dimensional Sklyanin algebra over an algebraically closed field k and assume that S is not a finite module over its centre. (This algebra corresponds to a generic noncommutative ℙ2.) Let A=⊕i≥0 Ai be any connected graded k-algebra that is contained in and has the same quotient ring as a Veronese ring S(3n). Then we give a reasonably complete description of the structure of A. This is most satisfactory when A is a maximal order, in which case we prove, subject to a minor technical condition, that A is a noncommutative blowup of S(3n) at a (possibly noneffective) divisor on the associated elliptic curve E. It follows that A has surprisingly pleasant properties; for example, it is automatically noetherian, indeed strongly noetherian, and has a dualising complex.

We show that the twisted homogeneous coordinate rings of elliptic curves by infinite order automorphisms have the curious property that every subalgebra is both finitely generated and noetherian. As a consequence, we show that a localisation of a generic Skylanin algebra has the same property.

We show that the twisted homogeneous coordinate rings of elliptic curves by infinite order automorphisms have the curious property that every subalgebra is both finitely generated and noetherian. As a consequence, we show that a localisation of a generic Skylanin algebra has the same property.