Finiteness conjecture for tame integral positive -friezes of height 4
Finiteness conjecture for tame integral positive -friezes of height 4
Let a tame integral positive -frieze be a tame frieze pattern whose entries are nonnegative integers and whose adjacent minors have determinant ; its height is the number of nontrivial rows. Finiteness conjecture for tame integral positive -friezes. There are only finitely many tame integral positive -friezes of height . More precisely, the number of such friezes could be . The preceding discussion explains that tame friezes are periodic and are determined by a periodic sequence of tuples, so the conjecture asks for finiteness—and suggests the possible count —in this specific height-four case.
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Michael Cuntz, “On wild frieze patterns”, arXiv:1504.07048 (2015).
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