MacPherson's conjecture on the birational invariance of L2L^2 arithmetic genus

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Let XX be a reduced, paracompact Hermitian compact complex space, meaning that its regular part X−Sing⁡XX-\operatorname{Sing}X carries a locally induced Hermitian metric. Define

χ(2)(X−Sing⁡X):=∑q(−1)qdim⁡H(2)0,q(X−Sing⁡X).\chi_{(2)}(X-\operatorname{Sing}X):=\sum_q(-1)^q\dim H^{0,q}_{(2)}(X-\operatorname{Sing}X).

Let π:M→X\pi:M\to X be any resolution of singularities, and write χ(M)=∑q(−1)qdim⁡H0,q(M)\chi(M)=\sum_q(-1)^q\dim H^{0,q}(M).

MacPherson's conjecture.

χ(2)(X−Sing⁡X)=χ(M).\chi_{(2)}(X-\operatorname{Sing}X)=\chi(M).

This proposes an extension of the birational invariance of the arithmetic genus from compact complex manifolds to Hermitian compact complex spaces. The source does not state a resolution status.

References

Primary source

Jean Ruppenthal, “L^2-theory for the -operator on compact complex spaces”, arXiv:1004.0396 (2014).

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