The curve characterization of real Schur roots

Let Q\mathcal{Q} be an acyclic quiver, let PQP_{\mathcal{Q}} be the relevant set of seeds, and for each σPQ\sigma\in P_{\mathcal{Q}} let Γσ\Gamma_{\sigma} be the set of isotopy classes of σ\sigma-admissible curves η\eta without self-intersections. For each ηΓσ\eta\in\Gamma_{\sigma}, let wWw\in W be the reflection such that υ(η)Rw\upsilon(\eta)\in R_w, and let β(η)\beta(\eta) be the positive real root corresponding to ww. The curve characterization of real Schur roots.

{β(η):ησPQΓσ}\{\beta(\eta):\eta\in\bigcup_{\sigma\in P_{\mathcal{Q}}}\Gamma_{\sigma}\}

is precisely the set of real Schur roots for Q\mathcal{Q}. This gives a geometric characterization of real Schur roots through non-self-intersecting admissible curves. The supplied text does not state whether this claim has been proved or remains open.

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Kyu-Hwan Lee and Kyungyong Lee, “A correspondence between rigid modules over path algebras and simple curves on Riemann surfaces”, arXiv:1703.09113 (2017).

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