Mustață–Popa depth conjecture for the Du Bois complex

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Let XX be a variety, let ii be a nonnegative integer, and write ΩXi\underline{\Omega}^{i}_{X} for the ii-th graded piece of the Du Bois complex of XX. For a sheaf or complex, let \depth\depth denote its depth, and let OX\mathcal O_X be the structure sheaf. Mustață–Popa's depth conjecture. If

\depth(OX)i+2,\depth(\mathcal O_X)\geq i+2,

then

\depth(ΩXi)2.\depth(\underline{\Omega}^{i}_{X})\geq 2.

This conjecture predicts that sufficiently deep singularities impose a uniform depth bound on every graded piece of the Du Bois complex. The paper presents the stated result as a partial answer to a conjecture of Mustață and Popa; its general status is not established here.

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Donu Arapura and Scott Hiatt, “Differential Forms and Hodge Structures on Singular Varieties”, arXiv:2410.21007 (2026).

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