The converse conjecture for Postnikov–Shapiro algebras and bridge-free matroids

Let G1G_1 and G2G_2 be connected graphs, and let BG1T{\mathcal B}_{G_1}^T and BG2T{\mathcal B}_{G_2}^T denote their associated algebras. For a graph, its bridge-free matroid is the graphical matroid of the graph obtained by removing all bridges.

Converse conjecture. The algebras BG1T{\mathcal B}_{G_1}^T and BG2T{\mathcal B}_{G_2}^T are isomorphic if and only if the bridge-free matroids of G1G_1 and G2G_2 are isomorphic.

The forward implication is conjectured to provide a converse to the preceding result, which establishes that isomorphic bridge-free matroids imply isomorphic algebras. The source gives no resolution of the converse implication.

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Primary source

Gleb Nenashev, “Postnikov-Shapiro Algebras, Graphical Matroids and their generalizations”, arXiv:1509.08736 (2017).

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