The three-dimensional G-Hilbert scheme (0,2)-McKay counting conjecture

Let GG be a finite group acting on C3\mathbb{C}^3, and let XX be its three-dimensional GG-Hilbert scheme, a crepant resolution when the construction applies. The (0,2)(0,2))-deformations of an N=(2,2)N=(2,2) theory give deformation states whose number can be compared with the orbifold conformal field theory count. Three-dimensional G-Hilbert counting conjecture. The counting of states on a three-dimensional GG-Hilbert scheme corresponding to (0,2)(0,2)-deformations of an N=(2,2)N=(2,2) theory matches the conformal field theory orbifold count. The paper proves the correspondence in dimension two and gives three-dimensional examples supporting this claim, but does not establish it in general.

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Paul S. Aspinwall, “A McKay-Like Correspondence for (0,2)-Deformations”, arXiv:1110.2524 (2014).

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