The rationality conjecture for generating functions of surface-network measurements
The rationality conjecture for generating functions of surface-network measurements
Let be an orientable surface, let be boundary vertices, and let denote the generating function associated with the highway paths from to , expressed using a chosen basis of . A Laurent monomial is a monomial whose exponents may be negative. Rationality conjecture. For an appropriate choice of basis of , the generating function is the product of a Laurent monomial and a rational function in the variables . This conjecture sharpens the paper's preceding rationality proposition and asserts a particularly controlled form for the generating function of the boundary measurement.
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Thomas Lam and Pavlo Pylyavskyy, “Crystals and total positivity on orientable surfaces”, arXiv:1008.1949 (2010).
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