Anti-diagonal equivariant Gromov–Witten partition-function correspondence for the resolved conifold

Let XX be the resolved conifold, and let ZX,ad(t;q;ϵ)Z_{X,\rm ad}({\bf t};q;\epsilon) and ZP1(s;q;ϵ)Z_{\mathbb P^1}({\bf s};q;\epsilon) denote the partition functions of the equivariant Gromov–Witten theories of XX with anti-diagonal action and of P1\mathbb P^1, respectively. Define

Vad;ϵ:=C((ϵ))C[[s1,01,s2,0,s1,1,s2,1,;q]].V_{\rm ad;\epsilon}:=\mathbb{C}((\epsilon))\otimes\mathbb{C}[[s^{1,0}-\sqrt{-1},s^{2,0},s^{1,1},s^{2,1},\dots;q]].

For α=1,2\alpha=1,2 and k0k\geq0, set

Aad(s)=k,0(1)k++1(k++1)k!l!s1,ks2,+k0(1)k(k+2)k!s2,k,A_{\rm ad}({\bf s})=\sum_{k,\ell\geq0}\frac{(\sqrt{-1})^{k+\ell+1}}{(k+\ell+1)k!l!}s^{1,k}s^{2,\ell}+\sum_{k\geq0}\frac{(\sqrt{-1})^k}{(k+2)k!}s^{2,k}, tadα,k(s)=0bβ,α,k,adsβ,b1,1α,k,ad+δα,1δk,1.t_{\rm ad}^{\alpha,k}({\bf s})=\sum_{\ell\geq0}b^{\alpha,k,\rm ad}_{\beta,\ell}s^{\beta,\ell}-b_{1,1}^{\alpha,k,\rm ad}+\delta^{\alpha,1}\delta^{k,1}.

Anti-diagonal equivariant GW correspondence. The identity

ZP1(s;q;ϵ)=exp(Aad(s)ϵ2)ZX,ad(tad(s);q;1ϵ)Z_{\mathbb P^1}({\bf s};q;\epsilon)=\exp\left(\frac{A_{\rm ad}({\bf s})}{\epsilon^2}\right)Z_{X,\rm ad}({\bf t}_{\rm ad}({\bf s});q;\sqrt{-1}\epsilon)

holds in Vad;ϵV_{\rm ad;\epsilon}. This conjecture gives an explicit relationship between the anti-diagonal equivariant Gromov–Witten theory of the resolved conifold and the extended Toda/Gromov–Witten theory associated with P1\mathbb P^1, motivated by Brini's Ablowitz–Ladik conjecture, the Hodge–GUE correspondence, and the Legendre-type relation between the relevant Frobenius manifolds. The supplied source does not state whether this identity has been proved or disproved.

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Primary source

Si-Qi Liu, Di Yang, Youjin Zhang and Chunhui Zhou, “On Equivariant Gromov–Witten Invariants of Resolved Conifold with Diagonal and Anti-Diagonal Actions”, arXiv:2203.16812 (2022).

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