The symplectic-resolution deformation-equivalence conjecture

Let XX be an irreducible variety with symplectic singularities, and suppose that there are two projective symplectic resolutions

Z1X,Z2X.Z_1\rightarrow X,\qquad Z_2\rightarrow X.

Symplectic-resolution deformation-equivalence conjecture. Then Z1Z_1 is deformation equivalent to Z2Z_2.

This conjecture proposes that the deformation type of a projective symplectic resolution depends only on the underlying symplectic singularity. The paper proves the assertion for nilpotent orbit closures in simple complex Lie algebras of classical type; the general case remains open.

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Baohua Fu, “Symplectic resolutions for nilpotent orbits (II)”, arXiv:math/0306090 (2003).

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