The injectivity conjecture for relative braid homomorphisms
The injectivity conjecture for relative braid homomorphisms
Let be a morphism as in Lemma, and let be the induced homomorphism. Relative braid homomorphism injectivity conjecture. In the assumptions of Lemma, the homomorphism is injective. In particular, for the canonical homomorphism in Proposition,
is injective. This would extend the injectivity already noted for injective morphisms and establish injectivity for the canonical maps arising from gluing boundary arcs.
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Arkady Berenstein, Min Huang and Vladimir Retakh, “Noncommutative marked surfaces II: tagged triangulations, clusters, and their symmetries”, arXiv:2507.20393 (2025).
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