Minimality conjecture for categorical resolutions
Minimality conjecture for categorical resolutions
Let be a singular variety, and let a categorical resolution of correspond to a Lefschetz decomposition of , where is the exceptional divisor in the resolution considered in the paper. A Lefschetz decomposition is minimal when it is strict and minimal with respect to the partial ordering by inclusion of strict Lefschetz decompositions. Minimality conjecture. The categorical resolution of is minimal if and only if the corresponding Lefschetz decomposition is minimal with respect to this partial ordering. This makes minimality of the categorical resolution accessible through the Lefschetz decomposition; the source gives no evidence that the conjecture has been resolved.
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Alexander Kuznetsov, “Lefschetz decompositions and Categorical resolutions of singularities”, arXiv:math/0609240 (2006).
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