Unicity conjecture for the generalized Markov values m(c(n,d))

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Let c(n,d)c(n,d) be the path associated with (n,d)(n,d) in the generalized Markov construction, and let m(c(n,d))m(c(n,d)) denote its associated value. Unicity conjecture. If

nd,nd,m(c(n,d))=m(c(n,d)),n\leq d,\qquad n'\leq d',\qquad m(c(n,d))=m(c(n',d')),

then

n=nandd=d.n=n'\quad\text{and}\quad d=d'.

Thus, within the region ndn\leq d, the values m(c(n,d))m(c(n,d)) should determine the pair (n,d)(n,d) uniquely. The source presents this as a stronger conjecture motivated by the observed repetitions and does not provide a resolution in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Clément Lagisquet, Edita Pelantová, Sébastien Tavenas and Laurent Vuillon, “On the Markov numbers: fixed numerator, denominator, and sum conjectures”, arXiv:2010.10335 (2020).

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