The Grassmannian Euler-characteristic conjecture for affine quivers

Let QQ be an affine quiver of affine type, let λdisplaystyleP01(Q) \lambda displaystyle\in \mathbb P^1_0(Q), and let EE be a quasi-simple module in an exceptional tube. For a dimension vector v \textbf v, write Grv(M) \operatorname{Gr}_{\textbf v}(M) for the quiver Grassmannian of submodules of dimension vector v \textbf v, and GrvE(q.radME) \operatorname{Gr}_{\textbf v}^{E}(\operatorname{q.rad} M_E) for the corresponding restricted quiver Grassmannian. The Grassmannian Euler-characteristic conjecture. For every dimension vector v \textbf v,

χ(Grv(ME))=χ(Grv(Mλ))+χ(GrvE(q.radME)).\chi(\operatorname{Gr}_{\textbf v}(M_E))=\chi(\operatorname{Gr}_{\textbf v}(M_\lambda))+\chi(\operatorname{Gr}_{\textbf v}^{E}(\operatorname{q.rad} M_E)).

This identity is proposed as a way to establish the difference property and hence the generic-variable basis conjecture for affine cluster algebras; the source leaves it open.

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G. Dupont, “Generic Variables in Acyclic Cluster Algebras and Bases in Affine Cluster Algebras”, arXiv:0811.2909 (2010).

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