Finite dense resolutions for tame modules over real polyhedral groups

Let QQ be a real polyhedral group, and let MM be a tame, semialgebraic, or PL module over QQ. A dense downset or upset resolution is a resolution of the corresponding type whose terms satisfy the density condition for the real polyhedral setting.

Finite dense resolution conjecture. Every tame, semialgebraic, or PL module MM over a real polyhedral group QQ has finite dense downset and upset resolutions of the corresponding type.

Dense resolutions can be constructed from scratch, but the source notes that there is no a priori guarantee that these constructions terminate after finitely many steps. Thus the finiteness assertion remains open.

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Ezra Miller, “Essential graded algebra over polynomial rings with real exponents”, arXiv:2008.03819 (2025).

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