Non-finite generation conjecture for cluster algebras of positive-genus surfaces

Let Σg,n\Sigma_{g,n} be a surface of genus gg with nn punctures, and let A(Σg,n)\mathcal{A}(\Sigma_{g,n}) denote its cluster algebra. Non-finite generation conjecture. For g2g\geq 2, A(Σg,2)\mathcal{A}(\Sigma_{g,2}) is not finitely generated. This would settle the remaining n=2n=2 case in the expected non-finite generation of A(Σg,n)\mathcal{A}(\Sigma_{g,n}) for positive genus; the paper states that no proof is known in these cases.

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Han-Bom Moon and Helen Wong, “Consequences of the compatibility of skein algebra and cluster algebra on surfaces”, arXiv:2201.08833 (2024).

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