Hyper-Kähler resolution conjectures for orbifold invariants

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Let X\mathcal{X} be a smooth algebraic orbifold with coarse moduli space ∣X∣|\mathcal{X}|, and suppose there is a crepant resolution Y→∣X∣Y\to |\mathcal{X}| such that YY is hyper-Kähler. Here Horb⁡∗(X,C)H^*_{\operatorname{orb}}(\mathcal{X},\mathbb{C}), K0orb⁡(X)K^{\operatorname{orb}}_0(\mathcal{X}), CH⁡orb⁡∗(X)\operatorname{CH}^*_{\operatorname{orb}}(\mathcal{X}), and Morb⁡(X)M_{\operatorname{orb}}(\mathcal{X}) denote the corresponding orbifold cohomology, K-theory, Chow ring, and motive; K0(Y)CK_0(Y)_{\mathbb{C}} and CH⁡∗(Y)C\operatorname{CH}^*(Y)_{\mathbb{C}} are the complexifications, and M(Y)M(Y) is the mixed motive of YY. Hyper-Kähler resolution conjectures. There are isomorphisms

H∗(Y,C)≃Horb⁡∗(X,C),H^*(Y,\mathbb{C})\simeq H^*_{\operatorname{orb}}(\mathcal{X},\mathbb{C}),

of graded commutative C\mathbb{C}-algebras;

K0(Y)C≃K0orb⁡(X)C∧,K_0(Y)_{\mathbb{C}}\simeq {K^{\operatorname{orb}}_0}(\mathcal{X})_{\mathbb{C}}^{\wedge},

of commutative C\mathbb{C}-algebras;

CH⁡∗(Y)C≃CH⁡orb⁡∗(X)C,\operatorname{CH}^*(Y)_{\mathbb{C}}\simeq \operatorname{CH}_{\operatorname{orb}}^*(\mathcal{X})_{\mathbb{C}},

of commutative graded C\mathbb{C}-algebras; and

M(Y)≃Morb⁡(X),M(Y)\simeq M_{\operatorname{orb}}(\mathcal{X}),

as commutative algebra objects in the category of complex mixed motives DM⁡C\operatorname{DM}_{\mathbb{C}}. These conjectures seek to identify orbifold theories with the corresponding theories of hyper-Kähler crepant resolutions; the source presents them as a series of conjectural extensions of Ruan's cohomological proposal, with higher K-theoretic and Chow-theoretic versions subsequently proposed.

References

Primary source

Lie Fu and Manh Toan Nguyen, “Orbifold products for higher K-theory and motivic cohomology”, arXiv:1809.03710 (2019).

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