Dominance regions for affine cluster algebras

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Main Authors: Reading, Nathan, Rupel, Dylan, Stella, Salvatore
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author Reading, Nathan
Rupel, Dylan
Stella, Salvatore
author_facet Reading, Nathan
Rupel, Dylan
Stella, Salvatore
contents We determine dominance regions associated to cluster algebras of affine type. In the most interesting cases, the dominance region is a line segment, which we describe explicitly. Motivations for this work include a project to determine all pointed bases for cluster algebras of affine type and a separate project to determine all theta functions in the affine case. The proofs draw on known results from the doubled Cambrian fan and almost-positive roots models, as well as a new tool that we develop: a detailed description of neighboring seeds of affine type (seeds that are, in some sense, as close as possible to the boundary of the g-vector fan).
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spellingShingle Dominance regions for affine cluster algebras
Reading, Nathan
Rupel, Dylan
Stella, Salvatore
Representation Theory
Combinatorics
13F60
We determine dominance regions associated to cluster algebras of affine type. In the most interesting cases, the dominance region is a line segment, which we describe explicitly. Motivations for this work include a project to determine all pointed bases for cluster algebras of affine type and a separate project to determine all theta functions in the affine case. The proofs draw on known results from the doubled Cambrian fan and almost-positive roots models, as well as a new tool that we develop: a detailed description of neighboring seeds of affine type (seeds that are, in some sense, as close as possible to the boundary of the g-vector fan).
title Dominance regions for affine cluster algebras
topic Representation Theory
Combinatorics
13F60
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.02218