Stable-pair genus-one correspondence conjecture for Calabi–Yau fourfolds

Let XX be a smooth projective Calabi–Yau 44-fold, let P0,βP_{0,\beta} be the stable-pair invariants, and let n1,βn_{1,\beta} be the genus-one Gopakumar–Vafa-type invariants. Define the MacMahon function by

M(q)=k1(1qk)k.M(q)=\prod_{k\geqslant1}(1-q^k)^{-k}.

Stable-pair genus-one correspondence conjecture. For a suitable choice of orientation,

β0P0,βqβ=β>0M(qβ)n1,β,\sum_{\beta\geqslant0}P_{0,\beta}q^\beta=\prod_{\beta>0}M(q^\beta)^{n_{1,\beta}},

where P0,0:=1P_{0,0}:=1. This predicts that genus-one Gopakumar–Vafa-type invariants control the degree-zero stable-pair partition function; the paper motivates it through ideal Calabi–Yau fourfolds and local calculations, but the general statement remains open.

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Yalong Cao, Davesh Maulik and Yukinobu Toda, “Stable pairs and Gopakumar-Vafa type invariants for Calabi-Yau 4-folds”, arXiv:1902.00003 (2019).

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