Quiver analogue of Higman's conjecture for commuting radical endomorphisms

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Let QQ be an acyclic quiver, let k=Fq\mathbb{k}=\mathbb{F}_q, and let P∈rep⁡QP\in\operatorname{rep}Q be a projective representation over k\mathbb{k}. Consider the radical rad⁡(End⁡(P))\operatorname{rad}(\operatorname{End}(P)) of its endomorphism algebra. Quiver Higman conjecture. The number of commuting pairs in rad⁡(End⁡(P))\operatorname{rad}(\operatorname{End}(P)) is a polynomial in qq. The paper introduces this as a quiver generalization of Higman's conjecture and states in the abstract that it is solved for quivers containing no path of length exceeding two, while the general case remains open.

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Lucien Hennecart and Nikolai Perry, “A Quiver Analogue of Higman's Conjecture”, arXiv:2208.07738 (2022).

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