Untangling conjecture for admissible -characters
Untangling conjecture for admissible -characters
Let be an admissible -character with a dominant monomial. Its graph may be equipped with a supplement satisfying the compatibility condition around every square, and an incomplete square is a configuration in which exactly three vertices of an associated square occur, connected by two arrows. A -character is untangled when its graph has a supplement and no incomplete squares. Untangling conjecture. Any admissible -character with a dominant monomial is untangled. This predicts that admissibility and the presence of a dominant monomial rule out incomplete-square obstructions and guarantee the required global edge supplement.
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B. Feigin, M. Jimbo and E. Mukhin, “Combinatorics of vertex operators and deformed W-algebra of type D(2,1;α)”, arXiv:2103.15247 (2021).
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