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Properties of the V\mathcal V-Monoid of Weighted Leavitt Path Algebras

Rishabh Goswami, Alfilgen Sebandal

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Source: arXiv

Published: Aug 31, 2026

arXiv: 2608.31087

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For a row-finite weighted graph (E,w)(E,w), Preusser showed that the monoid V(Lk(E,w))\mathcal{V}(L_k(E,w)) of finitely generated projective modules over the weighted Leavitt path algebra Lk(E,w)L_k(E,w) is isomorphic to a combinatorially defined weighted graph monoid M(E,w)\mathcal{M}(E,w). We study two structural properties of M(E,w)\mathcal{M}(E,w): confluence and cancellativity. We introduce a reduction system on the free commutative monoid presenting M(E,w)\mathcal{M}(E,w), obtain sufficient conditions for non-confluence by constructing explicit non-confluent triples, and provide a complete confluence characterization for certain classes of weighted graphs. Turning to cancellativity, we work within Preusser's class of weighted graphs satisfying Condition (LPA), for which Lk(E,w)L_k(E,w) is isomorphic to an unweighted Leavitt path algebra Lk(F)L_k(F) via a two-step construction. We introduce an auxiliary graph associated to the intermediate step of this construction and use it to give a graph-theoretic characterization of when M(E,w)\mathcal{M}(E,w) is cancellative. Finally, under Condition (LPA), we show that Preusser's construction upgrades to a graded isomorphism Lk(E,w)grLk(F)L_k(E,w) \cong_{\operatorname{gr}} L_k(F) with respect to the standard Zλ(E,w)\mathbb{Z}^{λ(E,w)}-grading of weighted Leavitt path algebras, yielding Vgr(Lk(E,w))Vgr(Lk(F))\mathcal{V}^{\operatorname{gr}}(L_k(E,w)) \cong \mathcal{V}^{\operatorname{gr}}(L_k(F)) as Zλ(E,w)\mathbb{Z}^{λ(E,w)}-monoids.

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