Cao–Jiang conjecture on exceptional objects of weak del Pezzo surfaces

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Let XX be a weak del Pezzo surface, meaning a smooth projective surface with nef and big anticanonical bundle. Let D(X)=Db(CohX)D(X)=D^b(\operatorname{Coh} X) be its bounded derived category of coherent sheaves, and let an object of D(X)D(X) be exceptional if

Hom(E,E[i]){Ci=0,0i0.\operatorname{Hom}(\mathcal{E},\mathcal{E}[i])\cong \begin{cases} \mathbb{C} & i=0,\\ 0 & i\ne 0. \end{cases}

Write Auteq(D(X))\operatorname{Auteq}(D(X)) for the group of autoequivalences of D(X)D(X).

Cao–Jiang conjecture. For any exceptional object ED(X)\mathcal{E}\in D(X), there exists an autoequivalence ΦAuteq(D(X))\Phi\in\operatorname{Auteq}(D(X)) such that Φ(E)\Phi(\mathcal{E}) is an exceptional vector bundle or a line bundle on a (1)(-1)-curve on XX.

Exceptional objects on del Pezzo surfaces are known to be shifts of exceptional vector bundles or line bundles on (1)(-1)-curves. This conjecture proposes that the same classification holds for exceptional objects on weak del Pezzo surfaces after applying autoequivalences, accounting for the spherical twists arising from (2)(-2)-curves.

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Pu Cao and Chen Jiang, “Torsion exceptional sheaves on weak del Pezzo surfaces of Type A”, arXiv:1605.01280 (2017).

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