Computational conjecture on rex moves with a common rightmost generator
Computational conjecture on rex moves with a common rightmost generator
Let be the Coxeter group, let , and let and be reduced expressions, each ending in . A rex move is a morphism between reduced expressions generated by braid relations. Rex-move computational conjecture. For any rex move with both expressions having on the far right, the diagrammatic relation displayed in the source holds. The source says this would imply, using the stated diagrammatic relations, that a subsequent diagram is zero; no general proof or disproof is given.
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Ben Elias and Geordie Williamson, “Soergel Calculus”, arXiv:1309.0865 (2013).
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