Conjecture on canonical models of small geometric transitions
Conjecture on canonical models of small geometric transitions
A geometric transition is abbreviated g.t.; a geometric transition is small when it is small. A conifold degeneration is a degeneration through conifold singularities, and a composition of conifold transitions is an iterated sequence of conifold transitions. Two geometric transitions are equivalent when they represent the same transition in the sense used in the source.
Small-transition decomposition conjecture. Every small geometric transition which does not admit any conifold degeneration is equivalent to a composition of conifold transitions. Consequently, canonical models of small geometric transitions are given by compositions of conifold transitions.
The source presents this as a stronger version of the preceding conjectures and cites the conifold decomposition of the Namikawa small and rigid geometric transition as evidence. The supplied text gives no resolution status.
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Michele Rossi, “Analytic equivalence of geometric transitions”, arXiv:0807.4110 (2014).
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