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Maximal Green Sequences for Cluster Algebras Associated to the Orientable Surfaces of Genus n with Arbitrary Punctures

Eric Bucher, Matthew R. Mills

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It is well known that any triangulation of a marked surface produces a quiver. In this paper we will provide a triangulation for orientable surfaces of genus $n$ with an arbitrary number interior marked points (called punctures) whose corresponding quiver has a maximal green sequence.

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It is well known that any triangulation of a marked surface produces a quiver. In this paper we will provide a triangulation for orientable surfaces of genus $n$ with an arbitrary number interior marked points (called punctures) whose corresponding quiver has a maximal green sequence.

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It is well known that any triangulation of a marked surface produces a quiver. In this paper we will provide a triangulation for orientable surfaces of genus $n$ with an arbitrary number interior marked points (called punctures) whose corresponding quiver has a maximal green sequence.

Key concepts: Quiver, Triangulation, Genus, Surface (topology), Cluster (spacecraft), Combinatorics, Mathematics, Sequence (biology)

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