The tilting-bundle rationality conjecture for smooth projective surfaces

Let XX be a smooth projective surface. A tilting bundle on XX is a vector bundle \cE\cE such that \cExti(\cE,\cE)=0\cExt^i(\cE,\cE)=0 for i>0i>0, and the zero sheaf is the only sheaf \cF\cF satisfying \cExti(\cE,\cF)=0\cExt^i(\cE,\cF)=0 for all ii. Tilting-bundle rationality conjecture. If XX admits a tilting bundle, then XX is rational. Every rational surface admits a tilting bundle, but the converse is not known; the conjecture would characterize rationality among smooth projective surfaces by the existence of a tilting bundle.

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Morgan Brown and Ian Shipman, “The McKay correspondence, tilting equivalences, and rationality”, arXiv:1312.3918 (2015).

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