Quantum modular depth conjecture for weakly definite plumbed three-manifolds

Let GG be an ADE group of rank rr. Let M3M_3 be a weakly-negative or weakly-positive plumbed manifold with nn junction vertices, meaning that the inverse plumbing matrix restricted to the subspace generated by the junction vertices is negative- or positive-definite. Let b\vec{\underline{b}} be any allowed boundary condition.

Quantum modular depth conjecture. The invariant Z^bG(M3;τ)\widehat Z^G_{\vec{\underline{b}}}(M_3;\tau) is related to quantum modular forms of depth up to r×nr\times n.

This specializes and refines the general quantum modularity expectation. The statement covers arbitrary ADE gauge groups and weakly-negative or weakly-positive plumbed manifolds, and remains open beyond the cases established in the paper.

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Miranda C. N. Cheng, Ioana Coman, Davide Passaro and Gabriele Sgroi, “Quantum Modular Z^G-Invariants”, arXiv:2304.03934 (2024).

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