The flag-complex conjecture for cluster complexes
The flag-complex conjecture for cluster complexes
Let be a cluster algebra, let be its set of cluster variables, and let the cluster complex be the simplicial complex on whose maximal simplices are the clusters. Two cluster variables are compatible if they appear together in some cluster. Flag-complex conjecture. The cluster complex is always a flag complex: it is the clique complex for the compatibility relation on the set of all cluster variables. The assertion says that every pairwise compatible collection of cluster variables belongs to a common cluster, so the complex is determined by its one-skeleton.
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Sergey Fomin, Michael Shapiro and Dylan Thurston, “Cluster algebras and triangulated surfaces. Part I: Cluster complexes”, arXiv:math/0608367 (2007).
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