Bijection conjecture for mixed and bordered-mixed complexes

A finitely generated mixed complex is a mixed complex of the form used in the paper with finite generation understood in the source, and a bordered-mixed complex is a tuple C=(C1,C2,ρ)C=(C_1,C_2,\rho) where C1C_1 is a F[U,V,V1]\mathbb F[U,V,V^{-1}]-complex, C2C_2 is a type DD structure over the bordered algebra of the torus, and ρ\rho is a F[V,V1]\mathbb F[V,V^{-1}]-homotopy equivalence. Consider these objects up to weak equivalence. Bijection conjecture for mixed and bordered-mixed complexes. Finitely-generated mixed complexes up to weak equivalence and bordered-mixed complexes up to weak equivalence are in natural bijection. The conjecture asserts that the bordered and unbordered mixed-complex descriptions encode equivalent classification data; no resolution is supplied in the source.

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Irving Dai, Jennifer Hom, Matthew Stoffregen and Linh Truong, “Homology concordance and knot Floer homology”, arXiv:2110.14803 (2024).

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