10 problems
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Donaldson heat-flow convergence conjecture for nef and big classes
Let be a compact Kähler manifold and let be a nef and big class on . Assume that is a simple normal-crossings divisor, let be a defining sectio…
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Equisingularity conjecture for adapted HYM metrics
Let be a compact Kähler manifold and let be a nef and big class on . Let be an adapted closed positive -current with minimal…
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The fibrewise Hermitian Yang–Mills conjecture for the universal connection
Let be the universal bundle with connection , and let denote its restriction to a fibre. The f…
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Infirri's formality conjecture for Hermitian Yang–Mills moduli spaces
Let , let , and let…
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Convergence conjecture for Hermitian–Yang–Mills metrics under divisor degeneration
Let be a holomorphic vector bundle on such that is -polystable and is -stable. Let…
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Yau's conjecture on extending conformally balanced and Hermitian–Yang–Mills solutions
Yau's conjecture. There is a solution of the full Hull–Strominger system on .
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Gaiotto–Witten's Donaldson–Uhlenbeck–Yau conjecture for twisted Bogomolny equations
Let be a compact Riemann surface, and consider the dimensionally reduced twisted Kapustin–Witten equations on for a connection , a…
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Uniqueness and algebraic characterization of analytic tangent cones
Let be a ball in and let be a reflexive sheaf over with an isolated singularity at . For an admissible Hermitian–Yang–Mills connection on…
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Uniqueness conjecture for tangent cones of Hermitian-Yang-Mills connections
A reflexive sheaf on a ball with an isolated singularity at the origin may have an algebraic tangent cone, meaning a torsion-free sheaf on the associated projective space. Tangent-…
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Kobayashi's conjecture on approximate Hermitian–Yang–Mills structures
Kobayashi's conjecture. These three conditions should be equivalent in general, independently of whether is algebraic: