Solid kk-minor essentiality conjecture

Let a solid kk-minor be a k×kk\times k minor using consecutive rows and consecutive columns, and call a minor kk-essential if it is necessary in a kk-positivity test in the sense developed in the paper. Solid-minor essentiality conjecture. Solid kk-minors are kk-essential. The conjecture is motivated by the preceding construction of kk-positivity tests and the observed prevalence of solid kk-minors; proving it would identify a distinguished class of minors that every such test must include.

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Anna Brosowsky, Sunita Chepuri and Alex Mason, “Parametrizations of k-Nonnegative Matrices: Cluster Algebras and k-Positivity Tests”, arXiv:1712.05037 (2021).

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