The diagonal magnitude homology conjecture for triangles attached to a square

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Let C3C_3 and C4C_4 denote cycle graphs of lengths three and four, respectively. Form a graph by gluing two copies of C3C_3 along single edges to a single copy of C4C_4, and suppose the two triangles are not attached to opposite sides of the 44-cycle. Triangle-square gluing conjecture. The resulting graph has diagonal magnitude homology. This is supported by the computations described in the source, but no proof or resolution is given there.

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Radmila Sazdanovic and Victor Summers, “Torsion in the Magnitude homology of graphs”, arXiv:1912.13483 (2019).

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