Brüstle–Dupont–Perotin's interval conjecture for maximal green sequence lengths

Let QQ be a cluster quiver, meaning a finite connected quiver without loops or oriented cycles. A maximal green sequence is a green mutation sequence that cannot be extended by another green mutation; write greenl(Q)\mathbf{green}_l(Q) for the set of maximal green sequences of length ll. Brüstle–Dupont–Perotin's interval conjecture. The set

{lZ0greenl(Q)}\{l\in \mathbb{Z}_{\geq 0}\mid \mathbf{green}_l(Q)\neq\emptyset\}

is an interval in Z\mathbb{Z}. This conjecture asserts that every integer between two realized lengths is itself realized by a maximal green sequence. The paper calculates the possible lengths for quivers of type AA and of type A~n,1\tilde{A}_{n,1}, while the general statement for cluster quivers remains open.

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Ryoichi Kase, “Remarks on lengths of maximal green sequences for quivers of type A_n,1”, arXiv:1507.02852 (2015).

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