Rational noncommutative Hodge conjecture
For every smooth proper differential graded category , the rational Chern character is surjective onto the rational noncommutative Hodge classes: .
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Other statements of this same problem, merged from separate entries. Each is equivalent to the statement above — proving any one settles them all.
Classical Hodge conjecture for smooth projective hypersurfaces
For a smooth projective hypersurface , the rational noncommutative Hodge conjecture for is equivalent to the classical rational Hodge conjecture for ; equivalently, the Chern character from algebraic -theory is surjective onto the rational Hodge classes of .
source: A note on the noncommutative Hodge conjecture for graded matrix factorizations
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Progress summary
A new paper claims the conjecture for a substantial but restricted family, while the general conjecture remains open.
The rational noncommutative Hodge conjecture asserts that the Chern character is surjective onto the rational Hodge classes; for categories of perfect complexes, it recovers the classical rational Hodge conjecture. No proposer is identified in the retrieved sources.
Known results
- The conjecture is proved for smooth proper connective dg algebras and is compatible with semi-orthogonal decompositions (2021).
- For a smooth projective hypersurface, the corresponding noncommutative Hodge condition is equivalent to the classical Hodge conjecture for the hypersurface (2024).
September 2026 restricted-family result
On September 3, 2026, A note on the noncommutative Hodge conjecture for graded matrix factorizations claimed the conjecture for homogeneous polynomials in variables arising from very general squarefree binary forms of degree . It also computed the Hodge-class dimension and derived the associated hypersurface statement. This is a family result, not a solution of the general conjecture, and remains unverified.
Current status (as of September 2026): A restricted very-general family is claimed to satisfy the conjecture, but the general rational noncommutative Hodge conjecture remains open and the new claim is unverified.
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