The finite-quotient sphere conjecture for dual complexes

Let (X,B)(X,B) be a log Calabi–Yau pair, meaning that XX is a proper variety, BB is an effective R\mathbb{R}-divisor, (X,B)(X,B) is log canonical, and KX+BK_X+B is R\mathbb{R}-linearly trivial. Let D(X,B)\mathcal{D}(X,B) denote its dual complex. Finite-quotient sphere conjecture. The dual complex D(X,B)\mathcal{D}(X,B) is homeomorphic to a finite quotient of a sphere. This is presented as a generalization of the expected spherical local models in mirror symmetry and as a question previously posed by Kollár and Xu; its resolution is not indicated here.

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Mirko Mauri and Joaquín Moraga, “Birational complexity and dual complexes”, arXiv:2402.10136 (2024).

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