The conjecture that comodule equivalence is generated by weak equivalences

Let (A,Γ)(A,\Gamma) and (B,Σ)(B,\Sigma) be flat Hopf algebroids, and let a weak equivalence mean a morphism of flat Hopf algebroids inducing an equivalence between their comodule categories. The conjecture on Hopf algebroid comodule equivalences. If the category of Γ\Gamma-comodules is equivalent to the category of Σ\Sigma-comodules, then (A,Γ)(A,\Gamma) and (B,Σ)(B,\Sigma) are connected by a chain of weak equivalences. This is a Morita-type question for fundamentally commutative Hopf algebroids: unlike general rings, the authors do not expect nontrivial Morita phenomena. The statement is presented as a conjecture and no resolution is supplied in the source.

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Mark Hovey and Neil Strickland, “Comodules and Landweber exact homology theories”, arXiv:math/0301232 (2003).

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