Cohomological rigidity conjecture for toric Fano manifolds

Let XX and YY be toric Fano manifolds, and let H(X)H^*(X) and H(Y)H^*(Y) denote their cohomology rings. A cohomology ring isomorphism preserves their first Chern classes when it maps c1(X)c_1(X) to c1(Y)c_1(Y). Cohomological rigidity conjecture. If there is a cohomology ring isomorphism between XX and YY that preserves their first Chern classes, then XX and YY are isomorphic as varieties. This conjecture is motivated by the question of uniqueness of toric actions on monotone symplectic manifolds and has been verified for Fano Bott manifolds, but remains open for toric Fano manifolds in general.

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Akihiro Higashitani, Kazuki Kurimoto and Mikiya Masuda, “Cohomological rigidity for toric Fano manifolds of small dimensions or large Picard numbers”, arXiv:2005.13795 (2020).

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3 papers in this index state this conjecture (2011–2020). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2005.02740, arXiv:1112.2321.

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