The even-n Auslander–Reiten (n+2)-angle local-finiteness problem

For every even integer nn and every (n+2)(n+2)-angulated category C\mathcal C, if the Auslander–Reiten (n+2)(n+2)-angles of C\mathcal C generate the relations in the Grothendieck group K0(C)K_0(\mathcal C), then C\mathcal C is locally finite.

References

Primary source

arXiv

Progress summary

Refreshed
Claimed solved

A recent paper gives only a conditional advance, while older papers claim a full answer whose validity has not been independently confirmed.

The problem asks whether the odd-dimensional implication from local finiteness to Auslander–Reiten (n+2)(n+2)-angles extends to even nn. The general even-dimensional statement is presented as open, despite earlier papers asserting results that appear to cover all nn.

Known results

  • Zhou’s odd-nn implication is the established starting point for the even-dimensional question.
  • A 2019 paper claims that every locally finite (d+2)(d+2)-angulated category has Auslander–Reiten (d+2)(d+2)-angles, for arbitrary dd.
  • A 2021 paper claims the broader statement for locally finite nn-exangulated categories and records the (n+2)(n+2)-angulated specialization.

August 2026 partial extension and earlier general claims

A development reported on August 27, 2026 extends Zhou’s implication to even nn under a sufficient condition and verifies that condition for broad examples; it explicitly leaves the general case open. The older general claims therefore amount to an unverified purported solution, not an accepted resolution.

Current status (as of August 2026): A conditional even-nn extension and broad examples are available, while the general statement remains open; older papers claim a full implication, but that claim is unverified.

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