Phantom category conjecture for Barlow surfaces

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Let XX be a Barlow surface, and let D(X)\mathrm{D}(X) denote its derived category. Barlow surface phantom conjecture. The category D(X)\mathrm{D}(X) has an exceptional collection of length 1111 whose orthogonal complement is a non-trivial phantom category, and D(X)\mathrm{D}(X) has no full exceptional collection. The source relates this conjecture to Kuznetsov's fullness conjecture and notes that a determinantal Barlow surface with an exceptional collection of line bundles of length 1111 and non-trivial phantom orthogonal complement is known; the nonexistence of a full exceptional collection remains the unresolved part.

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Wanmin Liu, Song Yang and Xun Yu, “Classification of full exceptional collections of line bundles on three blow-ups of P^3”, arXiv:1810.06367 (2018).

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