The orientifold CoHA freeness conjecture

Let QQ be a σ\sigma-symmetric quiver, meaning that it is symmetric and satisfies σE=E\sigma^*\mathcal{E}=\mathcal{E}. Let HQ\mathcal{H}_Q be its cohomological Hall algebra, MQ\mathcal{M}_Q its orientifold module, and WQ,eprimW^{\mathsf{prim}}_{Q,e} the primitive part in dimension vector eΛQσ,+e\in\Lambda_Q^{\sigma,+}. For each ee, let HQ(e)HQ\mathcal{H}_Q(e)\subset\mathcal{H}_Q be the explicitly defined ΛQσ,+×Z\Lambda_Q^{\sigma,+}\times\mathbb{Z}-graded subalgebra.

Orientifold CoHA freeness conjecture. If HQ\mathcal{H}_Q is supercommutative, then the CoHA action map

eΛQσ,+HQ(e)WQ,eprimMQ\bigoplus_{e\in\Lambda_Q^{\sigma,+}}\mathcal{H}_Q(e)\boxtimes W^{\mathsf{prim}}_{Q,e}\rightarrow\mathcal{M}_Q

is an isomorphism in Dlb(VectZ)ΛQσ,+D^{lb}(\mathsf{Vect}_{\mathbb{Z}})_{\Lambda_Q^{\sigma,+}}, and its restriction to HQ(e)WQ,eprim\mathcal{H}_Q(e)\boxtimes W^{\mathsf{prim}}_{Q,e} is a HQ(e)\mathcal{H}_Q(e)-module isomorphism onto its image.

This predicts a free-module decomposition of the orientifold CoHA module and yields a factorization of its Grothendieck-group class. The supplied text gives no resolution status.

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Matthew B. Young, “Representations of cohomological Hall algebras and Donaldson-Thomas theory with classical structure groups”, arXiv:1603.05401 (2016).

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