The closed extended r-spin potential conjecture for the Gelfand–Dickey wave function

Assume that for every b1b\geq 1, g,n0g,n\geq 0, 0α1,,αnr10\leq\alpha_1,\ldots,\alpha_n\leq r-1, and d1,,dn0d_1,\ldots,d_n\geq 0, the closed extended correlators τd1α1τdnαn(τ01)bg1r,ext\left\langle\tau^{\alpha_1}_{d_1}\cdots\tau^{\alpha_n}_{d_n}(\tau^{-1}_0)^b\right\rangle^{\frac{1}{r},\mathrm{ext}}_g have been geometrically constructed. Let Fg1r,ext(t)F_g^{\frac{1}{r},\mathrm{ext}}(t^*_*) be the generating series defined from these correlators, and let ϕg\phi_g denote the genus-gg part of the Gelfand–Dickey wave function. Write tr2t^{\leq r-2}_* for the variables with superscripts at most r2r-2 and tr1t^{r-1}_* for those with superscript r1r-1.

Closed extended r-spin potential conjecture. For any g0g\geq 0,

Fg1r,ext=(r)1g2ϕg(tr2,1rtr1).F^{\frac{1}{r},\mathrm{ext}}_g=(-r)^{\frac{1-g}{2}}\phi_g\left(t^{\leq r-2}_*,\frac{1}{\sqrt{-r}}t^{r-1}_*\right).

This identifies the closed extended rr-spin generating series with a rescaled special solution of the Gelfand–Dickey hierarchy; because the correlators themselves are conjectural beyond the established cases, the source leaves this claim unresolved.

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Alexandr Buryak, Emily Clader and Ran J. Tessler, “Closed extended r-spin theory and the Gelfand-Dickey wave function”, arXiv:1710.04829 (2019).

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