22 problems
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Demonet's lattice-point conjecture for brick-infinite algebras
Let be a finite-dimensional algebra over a field . Write for the Grothendieck group of finitely generated projective -modules, and l…
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Mousavand–Paquette equivalence conjecture for brick-infinite algebras
Let be a finite-dimensional algebra. Say that is brick-infinite if it admits an infinite family of pairwise non-isomorphic bricks, and brick-continuous if it admits an infi…
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Norine–Thomas linear degree-3 conjecture for minimal bricks
Norine–Thomas's conjecture. Every minimal brick has at least
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The Second brick-Brauer-Thrall conjecture in fixed dimension
Second brick-Brauer-Thrall conjecture. An algebra admits infinitely many non-isomorphic bricks if and only if contains infinitely many non-isomorphic bri…
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Enomoto's conjecture on infinite semibricks
Let be a finite-dimensional algebra over a field . A brick is a module whose endomorphism algebra is a…
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The E-finiteness conjecture for finite-dimensional algebras
E-finiteness conjecture. If is -finite, then is brick-finite.
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Stable-discreteness and brick-discreteness for finite-dimensional algebras
Stable-discreteness conjecture. An algebra is stably-discrete if and only if it is brick-discrete.
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The orbit characterization of brick-finite algebras
Second brick-Brauer-Thrall orbit characterization. Every has open orbit if and only if is brick-finite.
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Kothari et al.'s b-invariant edge conjecture for near-bipartite bricks
Kothari et al.'s conjecture. Every essentially 4-edge-connected cubic near-bipartite brick other than has at least
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The strong semibrick conjecture
Let be an algebra. Call brick-infinite if it has infinitely many bricks up to isomorphism, and call a set of pairwise Hom-orthogonal bricks in a semi…
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The stable second brick-Brauer-Thrall conjecture
Let be an algebra, and let . A module is -stable if and…
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The stable brick conjecture
Let be an algebra, and let . A module is -stable if and…
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The semibrick conjecture
Let be an algebra, and call a set of pairwise Hom-orthogonal bricks in a semibrick. Call brick-infinite if it has infinitely many bricks up to isomor…
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The second brick-Brauer-Thrall conjecture
Let be a finite-dimensional algebra over a field . Write for the set of isomorphism classes of bricks of dimension , and call brick-finite…
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The faithful-component form of the second brick–Brauer–Thrall conjecture
Faithful-component form of the second brick–Brauer–Thrall conjecture. There is always a faithful brick component containing a one-parameter family of bricks.
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The geometric second brick–Brauer–Thrall conjecture
Geometric second brick–Brauer–Thrall conjecture. Every brick-infinite algebra admits infinitely many bricks without open orbits.
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Lovász's adjacent degree-three conjecture for minimal bricks
Lovász's conjecture. Every minimal brick has two adjacent vertices of degree three.
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The tau-tilting finiteness and brick-discreteness conjecture
Tau-tilting finiteness–brick-discreteness conjecture. The following are equivalent:
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The brick-infinite, brick-continuous and generic-brick equivalence conjecture
Brick-infinite equivalence conjecture. The following are equivalent:
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The brick-discrete–brick-finite equivalence
Brick-discrete–brick-finite conjecture. Brick-discrete algebras are the same as brick-finite algebras.
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The bounded-length brick conjecture for tau-tilting infinite algebras
Let be a finite-dimensional algebra, and let denote its category of finite-dimensional right -modules. A module is a brick if its en…
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Linear degree-three-vertex conjecture for minimal bricks
Linear degree-three-vertex conjecture. There exists such that every minimal brick has at least