A generalization of perfectly clustering words and band bricks for certain gentle algebras

We generalize the perfectly clustering words of Simpson and Puglisi and relate them to band bricks over certain gentle algebras. This allows us to prove a generalization of a conjecture by the second author on perfectly clustering words.Mathematics Subject Classifications: 16G20, 68R15Keywords: Perfectly clustering words, gentle algebras, bands, bricks

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Combinatorial Theory
Published
2025-03-14
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5070/c65165017
Primary Topic
Advanced Algebra and Logic
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Abstract

We generalize the perfectly clustering words of Simpson and Puglisi and relate them to band bricks over certain gentle algebras. This allows us to prove a generalization of a conjecture by the second author on perfectly clustering words.Mathematics Subject Classifications: 16G20, 68R15Keywords: Perfectly clustering words, gentle algebras, bands, bricks

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