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F-polynomials are certain polynomials appears in the expansion formula of a cluster variable, see for example the formula (6.5) in cluster algebras IV. Theta functions in the paperthe paper correspond to cluster variables. Are there some relations between F-polynomials and theta functions? Thank you very much.

F-polynomials are certain polynomials appears in the expansion formula of a cluster variable, see for example the formula (6.5) in cluster algebras IV. Theta functions in the paper correspond to cluster variables. Are there some relations between F-polynomials and theta functions? Thank you very much.

F-polynomials are certain polynomials appears in the expansion formula of a cluster variable, see for example the formula (6.5) in cluster algebras IV. Theta functions in the paper correspond to cluster variables. Are there some relations between F-polynomials and theta functions? Thank you very much.

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Are there some relations between F-polynomials and theta functions?

F-polynomials are certain polynomials appears in the expansion formula of a cluster variable, see for example the formula (6.5) in cluster algebras IV. Theta functions in the paper correspond to cluster variables. Are there some relations between F-polynomials and theta functions? Thank you very much.