Existence of smooth ancient Kähler–Ricci flows desingularizing orbifold shrinking solitons
Let be a Kähler Ricci shrinking soliton orbifold singular at , with singularity group in . Desingularization conjecture. There exists a smooth ancient Kähler–Ricci flow whose tangent soliton at is . This conjecture proposes that orbifold singularities of four-dimensional Kähler Ricci shrinking solitons can arise as backward tangent solitons of smooth ancient flows, complementing the study of orbifold singularities as models for finite-time Ricci-flow singularities. The supplied context discusses stability of such orbifold singularities but gives no resolution of this existence claim.
References
Primary source
Keaton Naff and Tristan Ozuch, “Linear stability and instability of Kähler Ricci solitons”, arXiv:2511.15885 (2025).
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