BHHT levelwise orbifold Euler characteristic mirror symmetry

Let ff be an invertible polynomial in nn variables, let GGfG\subset G_f be a group of diagonal symmetries, and let SSnS\subset S_n preserve ff and GG. Let (f~,G~S)(\widetilde{f},\widetilde{G}\rtimes S) be the BHHT-dual of (f,GS)(f,G\rtimes S), and let [σ][\sigma] be the conjugacy class in SS of an element σS\sigma\in S. Assume that SS satisfies the parity condition (PC): for every subgroup TST\subset S, dim(Cn)Tn(mod2)\dim(\mathbb{C}^n)^T\equiv n\pmod 2. Write χorb,[σ]\chi^{{\,\operatorname{orb}},[\sigma]} for the contribution to the orbifold Euler characteristic from elements whose permutation component lies in [σ][\sigma]. BHHT levelwise orbifold Euler characteristic conjecture. For every conjugacy class [σ][\sigma] in SS,

χorb,[σ](Vf,GS)=(1)nχorb,[σ](Vf~,G~S).\chi^{{\,\operatorname{orb}},[\sigma]}(V_f,G\rtimes S)=(-1)^n\chi^{{\,\operatorname{orb}},[\sigma]}(V_{\widetilde{f}},\widetilde{G}\rtimes S).

This conjecture refines the known mirror-symmetry relation for the total orbifold Euler characteristic by asserting symmetry separately on each level, namely each conjugacy class of permutations. The paper reports indications but does not establish the general statement.

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Wolfgang Ebeling and Sabir M. Gusein-Zade, “Mirror symmetry on levels of non-abelian Landau–Ginzburg orbifolds”, arXiv:2204.02069 (2022).

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