Nilpotent Lie groups with left-invariant metrics provide non-trivial examples of Ricci solitons. One typical example is given by the class of two-step nilpotent Lie algebras obtained from simple directed graphs. In this paper, however, we focus on the use of quivers to construct nilpotent Lie algebras. A quiver is a directed graph that allows loops and multiple arrows between two vertices. Utilizing the concept of paths within quivers, we introduce a method for constructing nilpotent Lie algebras from finite quivers without cycles. We prove that for all these Lie algebras, the corresponding simply-connected nilpotent Lie groups admit left-invariant Ricci solitons. The method we introduce constructs a broad family of Ricci soliton nilmanifolds with arbitrarily high degrees of nilpotency.
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