Bucher–Machacek's mutation-invariance conjecture for unrestricted red size
Bucher–Machacek's mutation-invariance conjecture for unrestricted red size
Let be a quiver, and let denote its unrestricted red size, namely the maximal number of red vertices obtained after an arbitrary mutation sequence. Two quivers are mutation-equivalent if one can be obtained from the other by a sequence of quiver mutations. Bucher–Machacek's mutation-invariance conjecture. The unrestricted red size is invariant under mutation; equivalently, mutation-equivalent quivers have the same unrestricted red size.
This conjecture generalizes mutation-invariance of admitting a reddening sequence. The supplied status evidence resolves part (3) of the preceding connected-quiver conjecture, but does not state that this mutation-invariance claim itself has been proved, so it remains open.
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Primary source
Tucker J. Ervin, “Unrestricted Red Size and Sign-Coherence”, arXiv:2401.14958 (2024).
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