Gevrey solution conjecture for holonomic \mathscr{D}-modules on the subanalytic site

Let XX be a complex manifold, let ρsa\rho_{\rm sa} denote the morphism from the subanalytic site of XX to XX, and let ρsa!\rho_{\rm sa!}, ρsa1\rho_{\rm sa}^{-1}, and ρsa\rho_{\rm sa*} have their usual meanings. Let M\mathscr{M} be a holonomic DX\mathscr{D}_X-module, and let OXsagev\mathscr{O}^{\rm gev}_{X_{\rm sa}} and OXsagev(s)\mathscr{O}^{\rm gev(s)}_{X_{\rm sa}} denote the Gevrey-type sheaves occurring in the statement. Then the natural morphism

RHomDXsa(ρsa!M,OXsagev)RHomDXsa(ρsa!M,OXsa){\mathbb R\mathscr{H}om}_{\mathscr{D}_{X_{\rm sa}}}({\rho_{\rm sa}}_!\mathscr{M},\mathscr{O}^{\rm gev}_{X_{\rm sa}})\xrightarrow[]{} {\mathbb R\mathscr{H}om}_{\mathscr{D}_{X_{\rm sa}}}({\rho_{\rm sa}}_!\mathscr{M},\mathscr{O}_{X_{\rm sa}})

is an isomorphism, equivalently,

RHomDXsa(ρsa!M,OXsagev)RρsaRHomDX(M,OX).{\mathbb R\mathscr{H}om}_{\mathscr{D}_{X_{\rm sa}}}({\rho_{\rm sa}}_!\mathscr{M},\mathscr{O}^{\rm gev}_{X_{\rm sa}})\simeq \mathbb R{\rho_{\rm sa}}_*{\mathbb R\mathscr{H}om}_{\mathscr{D}_X}(\mathscr{M},\mathscr{O}_X).

Moreover, there exists a discrete set ZR>1Z\subset {\mathbb R}_{>1} such that the morphisms

RHomDXsa(M,OXsagev(s))RHomDXsa(M,OXsagev(t)){\mathbb R\mathscr{H}om}_{\mathscr{D}_{X_{\rm sa}}}(\mathscr{M},\mathscr{O}^{\rm gev(s)}_{X_{\rm sa}})\xrightarrow[]{} {\mathbb R\mathscr{H}om}_{\mathscr{D}_{X_{\rm sa}}}(\mathscr{M},\mathscr{O}^{\rm gev(t)}_{X_{\rm sa}})

are isomorphisms for sts\leq t in the same components of R>1Z{\mathbb R}_{>1}\setminus Z. Gevrey solution conjecture. The stated Gevrey solution comparison and local constancy assertions should hold for every holonomic DX\mathscr{D}_X-module.

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Primary source

Stéphane Guillermou and Pierre Schapira, “Construction of sheaves on the subanalytic site”, arXiv:1212.4326 (2015).

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