Morrison's reverse geometric transition conjecture

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Let T(Y,Y,Y~)T(Y,\overline{Y},\widetilde{Y}) be a geometric transition, and let YY^{\circ} and Y~\widetilde{Y}^{\circ} be mirror partners of YY and Y~\widetilde{Y}, respectively. Morrison's reverse-transition conjecture. The mirror partners are linked by a reverse geometric transition T(Y~,Y,Y)T^{\circ}(\widetilde{Y}^{\circ},\overline{Y}^{\circ},Y^{\circ}) as in the source's diagram. This conjecture is motivated by mirror symmetry and examples, but remains unresolved in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Michele Rossi, “Geometric Transitions”, arXiv:math/0412514 (2004).

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