Problems

Popular Problems

Watch this space! This website is still under construction and there will soon be some more interesting puzzles to test yourself on.

Here are some starters.

 

 

 

 

 

An arrow has a head and a tail. There is a mistake in the diagram above, can you locate it?

We can get from one diagram to the next by mutation at a given vertex, fro example, mutation of the grey vertex of A gives B. Can you guess how we get to C, D and E.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a tree diagram for the quivers above. At the base is the quiver A while the position of D and D' is shown.

Each of the dark blue points in the diagram correspond to a position for some quiver. Can you locate the positions of B, C and E?

Can you think of a quiver which will never change when mutated?

 

 

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