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On the Mutations of Gentle Quivers and Admissible Ideals

Ibrahim Saleh
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Fomin Zelevinsky quiver mutation is an essential tool in the theory of cluster algebras. In this paper, we extend this framework to quivers with relations by introducing an involutive mutation operation on admissible ideals of path algebras. Briefly our mian motive, is to develop systematic framework for producing new admissible and gentle bound quiver algebras from given ones. So, for every cluster structure we associate classes of bound and gentle algebras. Finally we also suggest several directions for future work, including the study of mutation classes of gentle algebras, the relation with derived equivalence, and the possibility of developing a broader decorated mutation theory for bound quivers with relations.

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Ibrahim Saleh. 2026-07-30. On the Mutations of Gentle Quivers and Admissible Ideals. https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.28767

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