The modular-operad isomorphism conjecture for the quantum open operad

Let QO\mathcal{QO} be the modular operad of quantum open-string vertices, and let Ass\mathcal{A}\mathit{ss} be its genus-zero cyclic suboperad of classical open-string vertices. There are evident morphisms

AssQO,AssMod(Ass).\mathcal{A}\mathit{ss}\longrightarrow\mathcal{QO},\qquad \mathcal{A}\mathit{ss}\longrightarrow\textbf{Mod}\left(\mathcal{A}\mathit{ss}\right).

Modular-operad isomorphism conjecture. There is a modular operad isomorphism

QOMod(Ass)\mathcal{QO}\cong\textbf{Mod}\left(\mathcal{A}\mathit{ss}\right)

compatible with these obvious morphisms. This is the precise algebraic form of the preceding question about whether the quantum open operad is the modular envelope of its genus-zero part. The source cites evidence in favor but does not establish the isomorphism.

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Martin Doubek, Branislav Jurco and Korbinian Muenster, “Modular operads and the quantum open-closed homotopy algebra”, arXiv:1308.3223 (2015).

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