Ducat's log rationality conjecture for three-dimensional Calabi–Yau pairs

Let (X,B)(X,B) be a pair of dimension three. Assume that XX is a rational variety, that

KX+B0,K_X+B\sim 0,

and that the dual complex satisfies

D(X,B)PLS2.\mathcal{D}(X,B)\simeq_{\rm PL} S^2.

Ducat's conjecture. Then the pair (X,B)(X,B) is log rational. The conjecture extends the demonstrated surface and projective three-space examples, where Cremona transformations relate suitable Calabi–Yau pairs to toric boundaries; its resolution status is not established by the supplied material.

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Primary source

Joaquín Moraga, “Cluster type varieties”, arXiv:2602.23584 (2026).

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