Deformed GKM conjecture for r-spin enumerative invariants

Consider the deformed generalized Kontsevich matrix model (GKM) with potential given by equation, and allow a shift of its variables. Deformed GKM conjecture. The shifted deformed GKM describes interesting enumerative-geometry invariants in the rr-spin case. This is a broad proposed connection between the deformed GKM and rr-spin enumerative geometry; the source gives no precise invariant or resolution status.

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Primary source

Alexander Alexandrov, “KP integrability of triple Hodge integrals. II. Generalized Kontsevich matrix model”, arXiv:2009.10961 (2021).

Progress summary

Refreshed
Partially solved

A 2026 paper confirms the conjecture in a precise cohomological formulation, while its broader wording remains unspecified.

The deformed GKM conjecture proposes that a shifted deformed matrix model encodes meaningful rr-spin enumerative geometry. The available source identifies Alexandrov’s conjecture but gives no earlier precise formulation or classical partial results.

2026 CohFT confirmation

For admissible deformed potentials Vrϵ(z)V_r^\epsilon(z), the paper constructs an RR-matrix and TT-vector whose action on Witten’s rr-spin theory defines a deformed CohFT, and proves the corresponding partition-function identity. It explicitly states that this confirms Alexandrov’s conjecture at the level of CohFTs, using KP integrability, the string equation, initial conditions, and tau-function uniqueness.

Current status (as of August 2026): The conjecture is confirmed for the stated CohFT formulation and admissible deformed potentials, while the original broad claim about unspecified “interesting” invariants is not separately resolved.

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