Higher-genus quasimodularity for d-elliptic loci

For g=2,3g=2,3, let πg/1,d\pi_{g/1,d} denote the morphism associated with degree-dd covers of genus-gg curves to genus-11 curves, and let [(πg/1,d)(1)][(\pi_{g/1,d})_{*}(1)] be the resulting Chow class on Mg\overline{\mathcal{M}}_g. Writing Qmod\operatorname{Qmod} for the ring of quasimodular forms, the proven statement is

d1[(πg/1,d)(1)]qdAg1(Mg)Qmod.\sum_{d\ge1}[(\pi_{g/1,d})_{*}(1)]q^d\in A^{g-1}(\overline{\mathcal{M}}_g)\otimes\operatorname{Qmod}.

Higher-genus quasimodularity conjecture. The statement of this theorem holds for all g2g\ge2.

The conjecture extends the paper's explicit genus-22 and genus-33 formulas and asserts quasimodularity of the corresponding Chow-valued generating series in every genus at least 22.

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Carl Lian, “d-elliptic loci in genus 2 and 3”, arXiv:2004.06768 (2024).

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