The injectivity conjecture for relative braid homomorphisms

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Let f:Σ→Σ′f:\Sigma\to\Sigma' be a morphism as in Lemma, and let f∗:BrΔf→Brf(Δ)f_*:Br_\Delta^f\to Br_{f(\Delta)} be the induced homomorphism. Relative braid homomorphism injectivity conjecture. In the assumptions of Lemma, the homomorphism f∗f_* is injective. In particular, for the canonical homomorphism in Proposition,

f∗:BrΣ→BrΣ′f_*:Br_\Sigma\to Br_{\Sigma'}

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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