Reading’s sign-coherence separation conjecture
Let be a cluster algebra, and let and be cluster variables that are not compatible, meaning that and do not occur together in any cluster. Then there exists an initial seed such that their -vectors and are not sign-coherent; equivalently, for some coordinate , one has .
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Progress summary
An unrefereed preprint claims to settle Reading’s conjecture by developing a new theory of partial invariants, but independent verification is not recorded.
Reading’s conjecture concerns sign-coherence and separation phenomena in cluster theory, linking several categorifications. The available report describes a claimed resolution rather than a verified theorem.
Known results
An earlier preprint establishes ordinary -invariant theory: for cluster monomials , if and only if is a cluster monomial, and relates the -, -, and -invariants.
September 8, 2026 claimed resolution
A preprint titled Partial F-invariants and cluster categorifications claims that mutation theory for partial -invariants yields Reading’s separation conjecture and connects several cluster categorifications. The claim is presented as an unrefereed preprint and remains unverified.
Current status (as of September 2026): A preprint claims the conjecture is proved via partial -invariants, but the result has not been independently verified; no counterexample is reported.
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