The zigzag-word basis conjecture for the algebra T~\tilde T

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Fix an integer d≥0d\geq 0 and a sequence p∈Feas⁡(d,F)p\in\operatorname{Feas}(d,\mathbb F). Let T~=T~(p,F)\tilde T=\tilde T(p,\mathbb F) be the algebra defined in the paper, and let zigzag words mean the distinguished words in its generators. Zigzag-word basis conjecture. The F\mathbb F-vector space T~\tilde T has a basis consisting of its zigzag words. This is the formulation given for the directness conjecture in the setting of T~\tilde T; the supplied text gives no resolution status.

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Tatsuro Ito, Kazumasa Nomura and Paul Terwilliger, “A classification of sharp tridiagonal pairs”, arXiv:1001.1812 (2010).

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