Quotient–submodule equidistribution conjecture
Quotient–submodule equidistribution conjecture
For every finite-dimensional representation-finite algebra and every integer , the number of quotient-closed full additive subcategories satisfying equals the number of submodule-closed full additive subcategories satisfying . Here quotient-closed means closed under factor modules, submodule-closed means closed under submodules, and denotes the number of isomorphism classes of indecomposable modules in , with analogous notation for .
Progress summary
Several important special cases are now proved, but the full conjecture remains open.
The conjecture predicts an equidistribution phenomenon connecting categorical enumeration with Bruhat intervals and convex-geometric structure. Its general representation-finite case is not settled.
August 2026 special-case results
The conjecture is proved for extreme sizes, Nakayama algebras, radical-square-zero algebras, and representation-directed algebras. The general representation-finite case remains open.
Current status (as of August 2026): Several substantial algebra classes and extreme-size cases are settled, while the general representation-finite case remains open.
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