Finiteness conjecture for maximal green sequences of acyclic quivers

Let QQ be a quiver with no oriented cycles. A maximal green sequence (MGS) is a sequence of green mutations starting with an extended exchange matrix B~=BI\tilde{B}={B\over I} and ending with all negative cc-vectors; a mutation is green when its cc-vector is positive. Finiteness conjecture. For QQ a quiver with no oriented cycles, there are only finitely many MGS. This finiteness is known for tame, affine, and wild quivers with at most three vertices, but remains unknown in general.

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Ray Maresca, “Five Lectures on Cluster Theory”, arXiv:2210.05717 (2022).

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