The homological Hikita conjecture for quiver gauge theories

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Let QQ be a quiver with dimension vectors \bv\bv and \bw\bw, flavor torus FF, and resolved quiver variety M~Q\tilde{\mathcal M}_Q. Let MQ,\ff\mathcal M_{Q,\ff} be the Poisson-deformed Coulomb branch, AQ,\ff\mathcal A_{Q,\ff} its universal quantization, and let ν\nu be the chosen cocharacter of the Hamiltonian torus. Let Bν()B^\nu(-) denote the B-algebra associated with the u u-weight decomposition.

Homological Hikita conjecture. There is an isomorphism of graded C[(t\bv/S\bv)×\ff]C[]\mathbb C[(\mathfrak t_\bv/S_\bv)\times\ff]\otimes\mathbb C[\hbar]-algebras

HF×C×(M~Q)Bν(AQ,\ff).H^*_{F\times\mathbb C^\times_\hbar}(\tilde{\mathcal M}_Q)\simeq B^\nu(\mathcal A_{Q,\ff}).

In particular, after specializing at =0\hbar=0 and then at 0\ff0\in\ff, there are isomorphisms

HF(M~Q)C[MQ,\ffν],H^*_F(\tilde{\mathcal M}_Q)\simeq\mathbb C[\mathcal M_{Q,\ff}^{\nu}],

and

H(M~Q)C[MQν].H^*(\tilde{\mathcal M}_Q)\simeq\mathbb C[\mathcal M_Q^{\nu}].

This is the additive counterpart of the K-theoretic Hikita conjecture. The paper proves the conjecture in important cases, including generalized slices for ADE quivers, but the general statement is not established.

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Ilya Dumanski and Vasily Krylov, “K-theoretic Hikita conjecture for quiver gauge theories”, arXiv:2509.06226 (2026).

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