Gepner-type stability condition conjecture for chain-type invertible polynomials

Let fnf_n be the chain-type invertible polynomial, let SnS_n and LfnL_{f_n} be the associated ring and grading group, and let ω1,,ωn\omega_1,\dots,\omega_n be positive rational numbers satisfying

fn(e[ω1]z1,,e[ωn]zn)=fn(z1,,zn).f_n({\mathbf e}[\omega_1]z_1,\dots,{\mathbf e}[\omega_n]z_n)=f_n(z_1,\dots,z_n).

Write f~n\widetilde f_n for the mirror polynomial, EjE_j for the relevant objects, dnd_n for the degree parameter, and dx=dx1dxnd{\bf x}=dx_1\wedge\cdots\wedge dx_n. The Gepner-type stability condition conjecture. There exists a Gepner-type stability condition σ\sigma on HMFSnLfn(fn){\rm HMF}^{L_{f_n}}_{S_n}(f_n) with respect to the auto-equivalence (z1)(\vec z_1) and e[1/dn]C{\bf e}[1/d_n]\in\mathbb C such that

(z1).σ=σ.e[1dn],(\vec z_1).\sigma=\sigma.{\bf e}\left[\frac{1}{d_n}\right],

and its stability function Zσ:K0(HMFSnLfn(fn))CZ_\sigma:K_0({\rm HMF}^{L_{f_n}}_{S_n}(f_n))\longrightarrow\mathbb C is given by

Zσ(Ej):={1(2π1)ne[j1dn]i=1m(1e[ω2i1])(R0)nef~n(x)dx,n=2m1,1(2π1)ne[j1dn]i=1m(1e[ω2i])(R0)nef~n(x)dx,n=2m.Z_\sigma(E_j):=\begin{cases}\displaystyle \frac{1}{(2\pi\sqrt{-1})^n}{\mathbf e}\left[-\frac{j-1}{d_n}\right]\prod_{i=1}^{m}\left(1-{\bf e}[-\omega_{2i-1}]\right)\displaystyle\int_{(\mathbb R_{\geq0})^n}e^{-\widetilde f_n({\bf x})}d{\bf x},&n=2m-1,\\[6pt]\displaystyle \frac{1}{(2\pi\sqrt{-1})^n}{\mathbf e}\left[\frac{j-1}{d_n}\right]\prod_{i=1}^{m}\left(1-{\bf e}[-\omega_{2i}]\right)\displaystyle\int_{(\mathbb R_{\geq0})^n}e^{-\widetilde f_n({\bf x})}d{\bf x},&n=2m. \end{cases}

Here the stability condition is expected to arise from the oscillatory integral and homological mirror symmetry; the source does not state that this conjecture has been proved.

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Primary source

Takumi Otani and Atsushi Takahashi, “Gamma integral structure for an invertible polynomial of chain type”, arXiv:2101.11373 (2021).

Additional references

5 papers in this index state this conjecture (2013–2021). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1404.3814, arXiv:1308.3791, arXiv:1307.0939, arXiv:1305.0345.

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