Relative Gromov–Witten quasi-Jacobi-form and holomorphic anomaly conjecture

Let π:XB\pi:X\to B be an elliptic fibration with section, let DXD\subset X be a smooth divisor inducing an elliptic fibration over ABA\subset B, and let Cg,kπ/D,(γ1,,γn;η)\mathbb C_{g,\mathsf k}^{\pi/D,\bullet}(\gamma_1,\ldots,\gamma_n;\underline\eta) denote the associated cycle-valued relative disconnected Gromov–Witten series. Here NιN_\iota is the normal bundle of the section, Δ(q)\Delta(q) is the discriminant, and QJacQk/2\mathsf{QJac}_{Q_k/2} denotes the relevant space of quasi-Jacobi forms.

Relative holomorphic anomaly conjecture. The series lies in

H(Mg,n(B/A,k;η))Δ(q)12c1(Nι)kQJac12Qk,H_{\ast}(\overline M_{g,n}^{\bullet}(B/A,\mathsf k;\eta))\otimes \Delta(q)^{\frac12 c_1(N_\iota)\cdot\mathsf k}\mathsf{QJac}_{\frac12 Q_k},

and satisfies a holomorphic anomaly equation with respect to G2G_2 of the stated four-term form. This conjecture is attributed to the cited work [RES], whose precise four terms are not reproduced in the source. The source uses it to deduce an elliptic holomorphic anomaly equation; its general validity remains conjectural.

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Primary source

Georg Oberdieck, “Curve counting on the Enriques surface and the Klemm-Mariño formula”, arXiv:2305.11115 (2024).

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