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Partial -invariants and cluster categorifications

Peigen Cao, Ryo Fujita, Kota Murakami

The -invariant in cluster algebras is a combinatorial invariant that unifies the -invariant from additive categorification and the -invariant from monoidal cate…

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Linear independence of global monomials on positive spaces

Peigen Cao

In this paper, we prove that global monomials on positive spaces are linearly independent, extending the basic fact that Laurent monomials in a Laurent polynomial algebra are linea…

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Additive categorification of the monoidal -invariant

Ricardo Canesin, Peigen Cao, Geoffrey Janssens

In this paper, we contribute to the broad aim of relating invariants of additive and monoidal categorifications of cluster algebras. Specifically, in the setting of representations…

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Newton polytopes in cluster algebras and -tilting theory

Peigen Cao

We prove that the cluster monomials in non-initial cluster variables are uniquely determined by the Newton polytopes of their -polynomials for skew-symmetrizable cluster algebra…

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F-invariant and E-invariant

Peigen Cao

-invariant for a pair of good elements (e.g. cluster monomials) in cluster algebras is introduced by the author in a previous work. A key feature of -invariant is that it is…

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Modules determined by their Newton polytopes

Peigen Cao

In the -tilting theory, there exist two classes of foundamental modules: indecomposable -rigid modules and left finite bricks. In this paper, we prove the indecomposable -…