Joyce–Song/GV special-case conjecture for stable pairs on Calabi–Yau fourfolds

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In the setting of the wall-crossing conjecture, let Pn,βJS(γ)P^{\mathrm{JS}}_{n,\beta}(\gamma) denote the Joyce–Song chamber stable-pair invariant, and let n0,β(γ)n_{0,\beta}(\gamma) be the genus 00 Gopakumar–Vafa type invariant. Joyce–Song/GV special-case conjecture. For n1n\geqslant1,

Pn,βJS(γ)=β1++βn=βωβi=ωβn, i=1,,ni=1nn0,βi(γ),P^{\mathrm{JS}}_{n,\beta}(\gamma)=\sum_{\substack{\beta_1+\cdots+\beta_n=\beta\\ \omega\cdot\beta_i=\frac{\omega\cdot\beta}{n},\ i=1,\ldots,n}}\prod_{i=1}^n n_{0,\beta_i}(\gamma),

while P0,βJS=P0,βP^{\mathrm{JS}}_{0,\beta}=P_{0,\beta}. In particular, P1,βJS(γ)=n0,β(γ)P^{\mathrm{JS}}_{1,\beta}(\gamma)=n_{0,\beta}(\gamma).

This is a special case of the main wall-crossing conjecture in the Joyce–Song chamber. It is conjectural in the source and is checked in several examples.

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Primary source

Yalong Cao and Yukinobu Toda, “Curve counting via stable objects in derived categories of Calabi-Yau 4-folds”, arXiv:1909.04897 (2022).

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