Semisimplicity conjecture for negligible quotients of supergroup homotopy categories

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Let GG be a basic classical algebraic supergroup and let HH be a subgroup satisfying G0⊂H⊂GG_0\subset H\subset G. Put T=Rep⁡k(G)\mathcal T=\operatorname{Rep}_k(G), let HoTHo\mathcal T be its homotopy category, and let N\mathcal N be the monoidal ideal of negligible morphisms in HoTHo\mathcal T. Semisimplicity conjecture. The quotient

HoT/NHo\mathcal T/\mathcal N

is the semisimple representation category of an affine supergroup scheme. The quotient is intended to remove negligible morphisms and produce a semisimple tensor category associated with the supergroup representation theory. The source gives no resolution of this assertion; it appears after the hom-finiteness discussion and a special case of that discussion is proved for (P(m∣n)+,GL(m∣n))(P(m|n)^+,GL(m|n)).

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Thorsten Heidersdorf and Rainer Weissauer, “Homotopy quotients and comodules of supercommutative Hopf algebras”, arXiv:1901.08966 (2021).

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