Phases of stable representations of quivers
Magnus Engenhorst

TL;DR
This paper investigates the behavior of stable quiver representations, showing that under certain conditions, their phases cluster around specific points and are not densely distributed.
Contribution
It establishes a link between the existence of stable representations with self-extensions and the accumulation of phases of stable representations.
Findings
Phases of stable representations approach one or two limit points.
Phases are not dense in two arcs.
Existence of a stable with self-extensions implies infinitely many without.
Abstract
We consider stable representations of non-Dynkin quivers with respect to a central charge. On one condition the existence of a stable representation with self-extensions implies the existence of infinitely many stables without self-extensions. In this case the phases of the stable representations approach one or two limit points. In particular, the phases are not dense in two arcs.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Molecular spectroscopy and chirality
