Noncommutative marked surfaces II: tagged triangulations, clusters, and their symmetries

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Autores principales: Berenstein, Arkady, Huang, Min, Retakh, Vladimir
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Publicado: 2025
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author Berenstein, Arkady
Huang, Min
Retakh, Vladimir
author_facet Berenstein, Arkady
Huang, Min
Retakh, Vladimir
contents The aim of the paper is to define noncommutative cluster structure on several algebras ${\mathcal A}$ related to marked surfaces possibly with orbifold points of various orders, which includes noncommutative clusters, i.e., embeddings of a given group $G$ into the multiplicative monoid ${\mathcal A}^\times$ and an action of a certain braid-like group $Br_{\mathcal A}$ by automorphisms of each cluster group in a compatible way. For punctured surfaces we construct new symmetries, noncommutative tagged clusters and establish a noncommutative Laurent Phenomenon.
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spellingShingle Noncommutative marked surfaces II: tagged triangulations, clusters, and their symmetries
Berenstein, Arkady
Huang, Min
Retakh, Vladimir
Representation Theory
Algebraic Geometry
Combinatorics
Quantum Algebra
The aim of the paper is to define noncommutative cluster structure on several algebras ${\mathcal A}$ related to marked surfaces possibly with orbifold points of various orders, which includes noncommutative clusters, i.e., embeddings of a given group $G$ into the multiplicative monoid ${\mathcal A}^\times$ and an action of a certain braid-like group $Br_{\mathcal A}$ by automorphisms of each cluster group in a compatible way. For punctured surfaces we construct new symmetries, noncommutative tagged clusters and establish a noncommutative Laurent Phenomenon.
title Noncommutative marked surfaces II: tagged triangulations, clusters, and their symmetries
topic Representation Theory
Algebraic Geometry
Combinatorics
Quantum Algebra
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.20393