Rank-one orbifold instanton conjecture on
Rank-one orbifold instanton conjecture on
Let and . Define
where and . For in , let be the unique element of . Rank-one orbifold conjecture. The equivariant instanton partition function of the cohomological gauge theory with massive fundamental matter on is
\begin{aligned} Z&=\frac{M(\mathtt{Q})^{m\frac{\epsilon_1\epsilon_2\epsilon_3-\epsilon_1^2\epsilon_2-\epsilon_1^2\epsilon_3-\epsilon_2^2\epsilon_3-\epsilon_1\epsilon_2^2-\epsilon_1\epsilon_3^2-\epsilon_2\epsilon_3^2}{\epsilon_1\epsilon_2\epsilon_3\epsilon_4}}{L(-\mathtt{q}_1,-\mathtt{q}_2,-\mathtt{q}_3,\mathtt{Q})^{m/\epsilon_4}}\\ &\quad\times\prod_{1\leq p<s\leq3}\widetilde M(\mathtt{q}_p\mathtt{q}_s,\mathtt{Q})^{m\frac{\epsilon_{(ps)^-}-\epsilon_{ps}}{2\epsilon_4\epsilon_{(ps)^-}}}. \end{aligned}The formula is motivated by dimensional reduction and matching leading terms with the known three-orbifold Donaldson--Thomas expression; a direct proof is not supplied, although the source notes that related techniques may apply.
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Primary source
Richard J. Szabo and Michelangelo Tirelli, “Instanton Counting and Donaldson-Thomas Theory on Toric Calabi-Yau Four-Orbifolds”, arXiv:2301.13069 (2023).
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