The K-theoretic no-poles conjecture for generalized invariants

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Let A\mathcal A be the category under consideration, let α\alpha be a class and let μ\mu be a stability condition, with εαμ\varepsilon_\alpha^\mu the associated generalized KK-theoretic invariant and Kreg(A)\mathbb K^\mathrm{reg}(\mathcal A) the regular Lie subalgebra. No-poles conjecture. We have εαμKreg(A)\varepsilon_\alpha^\mu\in \mathbb K^\mathrm{reg}(\mathcal A). In particular, εαμ\varepsilon_\alpha^\mu satisfies the finiteness condition given by equation (finiteness). The conjecture is presented as the KK-theoretic analogue of the no-pole theorem; the supplied text does not establish its status.

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Ivan Karpov and Miguel Moreira, “Generalized K-theoretic invariants and wall-crossing via non-abelian localization”, arXiv:2512.22360 (2026).

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