Orlov's motivic conjecture for derived-equivalent varieties
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where denotes the rational Chow motive.
A Fourier-Mukai equivalence produces correspondences between and , but they generally mix codimensions and Tate twists. The difficulty is to extract mutually inverse correspondences of pure codimension .
The conjecture is known for K3 surfaces and some other special cases, but remains open in higher dimensions, notably for important hyperkähler examples. A related noncommutative Hodge conjecture asks whether rational Hodge classes of a smooth proper dg category, or an admissible component of , come from Chern characters of rational -theory classes.
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Orlov's motivic derived invariance conjecture
Let and be smooth projective varieties over a field , and let and denote their bounded derived categories of coherent sheaves. Assume that there is an equivalence of triangulated categories
Orlov's motivic conjecture. The rational Chow motives of and are isomorphic.
This is the stronger motivic form of Orlov's conjecture mentioned in the source. It would imply agreement of a much richer invariant than cohomology, but the source gives no evidence of a resolution.
source: Dion Leijnse, “Varieties admitting a holomorphic symplectic form: LLV algebras and derived equivalences”, arXiv:2605.26398 (2026).
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