Mutation of type D friezes
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Abstract: In this article we study mutation of friezes of type . We provide a combinatorial formula for the entries in a frieze after mutation. The two main ingredients in the proof include a certain transformation of a type frieze into a sub pattern of a frieze of type and the mutation formula for type friezes recently found by Baur et al.
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