The cohomological conjecture for Dirac matrix factorizations

Let \triangle be a combinatorially spin Delzant polytope such that the real toric locus XRX_\triangle^\mathbb{R} is Fano. Let MM_\triangle be the associated Dirac matrix factorization, let End(M)0\operatorname{End}(M_\triangle)_0 denote its degree-zero endomorphism complex, and let (R)0(R_\triangle)_0 be the degree-zero part of the coefficient ring. Let HH^* denote cohomology.

Cohomological conjecture. For each combinatorially spin Delzant polytope \triangle such that XRX_\triangle^\mathbb{R} is Fano, we have

H(End(M)0)H(XR;(R)0).H^*(\operatorname{End}(M_\triangle)_0)\cong H^*(X_\triangle^\mathbb{R}; (R_\triangle)_0).

This is a cohomological mirror-symmetry prediction relating the Dirac matrix factorization to the real toric locus. The supplied text states that the claim is proved for =n\triangle=\triangle^n when nn is odd, while the general case remains unresolved.

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May Sela and Jake P. Solomon, “Numerical invariants of normed matrix factorizations”, arXiv:2412.04437 (2024).

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