The G1G^1-degeneration conjecture for real toric varieties

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Let XX be a toric variety with real part X(R)X(\mathbb{R}). Let Gp,qkG^k_{p,q} denote the spectral sequence for H(X(R))H_*(X(\mathbb{R})) arising from the real toric filtration.

The G1G^1-degeneration conjecture. The spectral sequence Gp,qkG^k_{p,q} for H(X(R))H_*(X(\mathbb{R})) degenerates at the G1G^1 level.

This conjecture sharpens the earlier conjecture about degeneration of the complex toric homology spectral sequence. The comparison results identify the G1G^1 and E2E^2 terms as graded groups, but the corresponding spectral-sequence differentials are not compatible, so degeneration at G1G^1 remains a separate open assertion.

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Frédéric Bihan, Matthias Franz, Clint McCrory and Joost van Hamel, “Is every toric variety an M-variety?”, arXiv:math/0510228 (2005).

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