The Hodge-Riemann-to-Bogomolov pair conjecture

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Let XX be a compact complex manifold, and let (ηd−1,ηd−2)(\eta_{d-1},\eta_{d-2}) be a pair of cohomology classes. A pair is Hodge-Riemann if it satisfies the Hodge-Riemann relations, and it is a Bogomolov pair if every torsion-free sheaf semistable with respect to ηd−1\eta_{d-1} satisfies the corresponding discriminant inequality against ηd−2\eta_{d-2}. Let Amp⁡d−1(X)\operatorname{Amp}^{d-1}(X) denote the relevant ample cone and Kd−1(X)\mathcal K^{d-1}(X) the relevant Kähler cone. Hodge-Riemann-to-Bogomolov pair conjecture. If (ηd−1,ηd−2)(\eta_{d-1},\eta_{d-2}) is a Hodge-Riemann pair and

ηd−1∈Amp⁡d−1(X)orηd−1∈Kd−1(X),\eta_{d-1}\in \operatorname{Amp}^{d-1}(X)\quad\text{or}\quad\eta_{d-1}\in \mathcal K^{d-1}(X),

then (ηd−1,ηd−2)(\eta_{d-1},\eta_{d-2}) is a Bogomolov pair. This specializes the general conjecture to Hodge-Riemann pairs whose first class lies in the ample or Kähler cone; the supplied text gives no resolution status beyond presenting the assertion in a conjecture environment.

References

Primary source

Mihai Pavel, Julius Ross and Matei Toma, “Generalized Bogomolov Inequalities”, arXiv:2510.04663 (2026).

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