Perverse stable-pair partition-function conjecture for nodal K3 fibrations

Let X~\widetilde{X} be the non-projective threefold in the nodal K3 fibration, and let PT(X~)\mathop{\rm PT}\nolimits(\widetilde{X}), PTh(X~)\mathop{\rm PT}\nolimits^h(\widetilde{X}), and PTper(X~)\mathop{\rm PT}\nolimits^{\rm per}(\widetilde{X}) denote respectively the stable-pair, horizontal stable-pair, and perverse stable-pair partition functions, with

PTper(X~)=n,βPn,βperqntβ.\mathop{\rm PT}\nolimits^{\rm per}(\widetilde{X})=\sum_{n,\beta}P_{n,\beta}^{\rm per}q^nt^\beta.

Perverse stable-pair partition-function conjecture. The partition functions satisfy

PT(X~)PTh(X~)=PTper(X~).\frac{\mathop{\rm PT}\nolimits(\widetilde{X})}{\mathop{\rm PT}\nolimits^h(\widetilde{X})}=\mathop{\rm PT}\nolimits^{\rm per}(\widetilde{X}).

This conjectural identity expresses the contribution of perverse stable pairs as the quotient of the full and horizontal stable-pair theories. The source does not provide evidence resolving the conjecture.

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Amin Gholampour, Artan Sheshmani and Yukinobu Toda, “Stable pairs on nodal K3 fibrations”, arXiv:1308.4722 (2017).

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