The cotangent-bundle isomorphism conjecture for smooth affine varieties

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Let XX and YY be smooth affine varieties over C\mathbb{C}, and let T∗(X)T^*(X) and T∗(Y)T^*(Y) denote their cotangent bundles. The cotangent-bundle isomorphism conjecture. If

T∗(X)≅T∗(Y),T^*(X)\cong T^*(Y),

then

X≅Y.X\cong Y.

The conjecture is motivated by the theorem in the source that Morita-equivalent rings D(X)D(X) and D(Y)D(Y) have isomorphic cotangent bundles as symplectic varieties; whether the cotangent-bundle isomorphism determines the original smooth affine variety remains open in the supplied text.

References

Primary source

Akaki Tikaradze, “On the isomorphism problem for the rings of differential operators on smooth affine varieties”, arXiv:1811.00182 (2022).

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