Geometric structures of $G$-fans associated with rank $3$ cluster-cyclic exchange matrices
Ryota Akagi, Zhichao Chen

TL;DR
This paper explores the geometric structures of $G$-fans linked to rank 3 cluster-cyclic exchange matrices, introducing bounds and properties of $g$-vectors, with implications for their periodicity and sign patterns.
Contribution
It introduces new upper bounds for $G$-fans and provides detailed analysis of $g$-vector properties, including non-periodicity and sign determination, in the context of rank 3 cluster-cyclic matrices.
Findings
No periodicity among $g$-vectors.
Complete sign determination of $g$-vectors.
Simplification of global upper bounds to a single bound.
Abstract
In this paper, we investigate the geometric structures of -fans associated with rank real cluster-cyclic exchange matrices. In this class, a simple recursion for tropical signs was found, which enables us to study the detailed properties of -, -vectors. We introduce two kinds of upper bounds of the -fans. The first one is the global upper bound, which comes from a hyperbolic surface containing all -vectors after an initial mutation. The second one is the local upper bound, which reflects the internal separateness structure. As applications, we prove that there is no periodicity among -vectors, and we completely determine the sign of -vectors. We also prove the monotonicity of -vectors under the minimum assumption. Moreover, we show that the three global upper bounds can be simplified to a single uniform upper bound.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPolynomial and algebraic computation · Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Chaos control and synchronization
