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pith:HNPWWAJF
pith:2026:HNPWWAJFFRFILH7OGJXPOJCKN4
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Eventual sign coherence
For any skew-symmetric quiver, random infinite mutation sequences make c-vectors sign-coherent with probability 1.
arxiv:2605.12865 v1 · 2026-05-13 · math.CO · math.RA · math.RT
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C1strongest claim
We prove that with probability 1, the sequence of c-vectors obtained by random mutation of an arbitrary quiver eventually becomes sign-coherent.
C2weakest assumption
The mutation sequence must be infinite and sufficiently generic; the argument applies specifically to skew-symmetric quivers.
C3one line summary
Random mutations on skew-symmetric quivers yield sign-coherent c-vectors almost surely, proving the asymptotic sign coherence conjecture for arbitrary rank.
References
[1] RealC-,G-structures and sign-coherence of cluster algebras
[2] On maximal green sequences.Int
[3] A conjecture onC-matrices of cluster algebras.Nagoya Math
[4] Quivers with potentials and their representations II: applications to cluster algebras.J
[5] Tucker J. Ervin. Unrestricted red size and sign-coherence. arXiv preprint 2401.14958, 2024
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| First computed | 2026-05-18T03:09:11.475705Z |
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3b5f6b01252c4a859fee326ef7244a6f206430534f9bde1137ff5df712f7aff9
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