The simply connected smooth-locus conjecture for rational homology projective planes

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Let SS be a rational homology CP2\mathbb C\mathbb P^2 with quotient singularities, and write

S0:=S∖Sing⁡S.S^0:=S\setminus\operatorname{Sing}S.

Assume that S0S^0 is simply connected. Simply connected smooth-locus conjecture. Then SS has at most three singular points. The source also states the stronger related conjecture that SS is rational, and notes that this stronger statement was verified by Keum when the singularities are not very complicated; the supplied source does not resolve the three-singular-point bound.

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Primary source

János Kollár, “Is there a topological Bogomolov–Miyaoka–Yau inequality?”, arXiv:math/0602562 (2008).

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