Elgin–Reading–Stella's conjectures on cluster scattering wall-function coefficients
Elgin–Reading–Stella's conjectures on cluster scattering wall-function coefficients
Let and be positive integers, and let denote the coefficient of in the wall-function on the ray of the cluster scattering diagram , where and are coprime positive integers and for some . For the further coefficients and , use the notation of the source. Let
Elgin–Reading–Stella's conjectures. For , the coefficient satisfies all of the following: it is a polynomial in , , and ; this polynomial has as a factor and degree in , degree in , and degree in ; has integer coefficients; the formulas C5–C10 in the source hold; is a polynomial in of degree with a positive binomial-basis expansion and unimodal log-concave coefficients; the formula C13 holds; and the factorization and polynomiality assertions C14–C18 hold exactly as stated in the source. These include, when applicable, the formulas
and the diagonal formulas C7 and C8. These conjectures concern the dependence of cluster-scattering wall-function coefficients on and . The paper confirms many of the predictions using quiver representations and tight gradings, while the full collection is not established.
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Amanda Burcroff, Kyungyong Lee, Lang Mou, Gregg Musiker and Markus Reineke, “Cluster scattering diagrams via quiver moduli and tight gradings”, arXiv:2511.14672 (2025).
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