Non-negativity conjecture for the inverse matrix in the effective case

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In the effective case ∣G0∣=1|G_0|=1, let g1=i0g_1=i_0 and consider the matrix

[lg1(g1)lg2(g1)⋯lgs(g1)l0(g1)⋮⋮⋮⋮lg1(gs)lg2(gs)⋯lgs(gs)l0(gs)10⋯00].\begin{bmatrix} l_{g_1}^{(g_1)}&l_{g_2}^{(g_1)}&\cdots&l_{g_s}^{(g_1)}&l_{0}^{(g_1)} \\ \vdots&\vdots&&\vdots&\vdots\\ l_{g_1}^{(g_s)}&l_{g_2}^{(g_s)}&\cdots&l_{g_s}^{(g_s)}&l_{0}^{(g_s)} \\ 1&0&\cdots&0&0 \end{bmatrix}.

The non-negativity conjecture. The entries of the inverse of the above matrix are non-negative integers. This condition is presented as a sufficient condition ensuring that the corresponding mgm_g are all non-negative integers in the effective case.

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Hua-Zhong Ke and Jian Zhou, “Quantum McKay correspondence for disc invariants of orbifold vertex”, arXiv:1410.4374 (2014).

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