Takahashi's vanishing conjecture for DHKK complexities in singularity categories

Let RR be a commutative noetherian ring. Denote by Dsg(R)\operatorname{D_{sg}}(R) the singularity category of RR, defined as the Verdier quotient of the bounded derived category of finitely generated RR-modules by perfect complexes. Let GG be a generator of Dsg(R)\operatorname{D_{sg}}(R), meaning that its thick closure is Dsg(R)\operatorname{D_{sg}}(R), and let XX be any object of Dsg(R)\operatorname{D_{sg}}(R). Takahashi's conjecture. One has

δt(G,X)=0\delta_t(G,X)=0

for all nonzero real numbers tt. The conjecture concerns the vanishing of the DHKK complexity in singularity categories; the paper studies this vanishing and proves boundedness results for the set of real numbers where the complexity does not vanish in various cases, while the full assertion remains unresolved in the stated generality.

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Tokuji Araya, Kei-ichiro Iima and Ryo Takahashi, “Vanishing of DHKK complexities for singularity categories and generation of syzygy modules”, arXiv:2310.15475 (2023).

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