The main temperedness conjecture for quiver A-polynomials
The main temperedness conjecture for quiver A-polynomials
Let be the adjacency matrix of a quiver, and let be the associated quiver A-polynomial. A polynomial is tempered when all of its face polynomials have roots only on the unit circle.
Temperedness conjecture. Quiver A-polynomials are tempered for every choice of the adjacency matrix.
This is presented as the main conjecture of the paper and asserts the K-theoretic property for the curves underlying all quiver A-polynomials. The source does not state a resolution of the conjecture.
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Primary source
Dmitry Noshchenko, “Combinatorics of Nahm sums, quiver resultants and the K-theoretic condition”, arXiv:2007.15398 (2021).
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