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Non-simply-laced Clusters of Finite Type via Frobenius Morphism
Published 2006-08-04, updated 2006-08-07Version 2
By showing the compatibility of folding almost positive roots and folding cluster categories, we prove that there is a one-to-one correspondence between seeds and tilting seeds in non-simply-laced finite cases.
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Subjects: 16G20
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