Mutation invariance of maximal green sequences for surface quivers

Let QQ be a quiver associated to a surface, and let QQ' be mutation equivalent to QQ. A maximal green sequence is a mutation sequence for which every mutation is at a green vertex and whose final seed has no green vertices.

Mutation-invariance conjecture. If QQ exhibits a maximal green sequence, then QQ' also exhibits a maximal green sequence.

The question of whether every triangulation of a surface has a maximal green sequence remains open in many cases. The authors note that mutation invariance is known to fail for general quivers, but conjecture that it may hold for quivers arising from surfaces.

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Eric Bucher and Matthew R. Mills, “Maximal Green Sequences for Cluster Algebras Associated to the Orientable Surfaces of Genus n with Arbitrary Punctures”, arXiv:1503.06207 (2015).

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