A uniqueness property of -exceptional sequences
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Abstract: Recently, Buan and Marsh showed that if two complete -exceptional sequences agree in all but at most one term, then they must agree everywhere, provided the algebra is -tilting finite. They conjectured that the result holds without that assumption. We prove their conjecture. Along the way, we also show that the dimension vectors of the modules in a -exceptional sequence are linearly independent.
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