The DT–PT virtual structure sheaf localization conjecture

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Let MM be the relevant moduli space with obstruction theory cmathbbE∙cmathbb{E}^\bullet, equipped with an action of the torus A\mathsf{A} and a further C×\mathbb{C}^\times-action, and let MAM^{\mathsf{A}} and MA×C×M^{\mathsf{A}\times\mathbb{C}^\times} denote the corresponding fixed loci. Write ι ⁣:MA↪M\iota\colon M^{\mathsf{A}}\hookrightarrow M for the inclusion, let O^Mvir\widehat{\mathcal{O}}^\mathrm{vir}_M be the Oh–Thomas virtual structure sheaf, and let O^vir,BF\widehat{\mathcal{O}}^{\mathrm{vir},\mathrm{BF}} and the virtual Euler classes in the formula be the Behrend–Fantechi-style localized classes associated with the induced obstruction theories. A canonical halving is a class E1/2\mathbb{E}_{1/2} satisfying

E1/2+E1/2∨=E∙∣MA×C×.\mathbb{E}_{1/2}+\mathbb{E}_{1/2}^\vee=\mathbb{E}^\bullet\big|_{M^{\mathsf{A}\times\mathbb{C}^\times}}.

The DT–PT virtual structure sheaf localization conjecture. There exists a canonical halving E1/2\mathbb{E}_{1/2}, given explicitly in the source's Definition~, such that

(ι∗)−1O^Mvir=[O^MA×C×vir,BFe^C×(Nvir,BF)e^C×(TMAvir,BF)e^C×(E1/2A-fix)1e^A×C×(E1/2A-mov)]∣A.\left(\iota_*\right)^{-1}\widehat{\mathcal{O}}^\mathrm{vir}_M=\left[\frac{\widehat{\mathcal{O}}^{\mathrm{vir},\mathrm{BF}}_{M^{\mathsf{A}\times\mathbb{C}^\times}}}{\widehat{\mathsf{e}}_{\mathbb{C}^\times}(\mathcal{N}^{\mathrm{vir},\mathrm{BF}})}\frac{\widehat{\mathsf{e}}_{\mathbb{C}^\times}(\mathcal{T}^{\mathrm{vir},\mathrm{BF}}_{M^\mathsf{A}})}{\widehat{\mathsf{e}}_{\mathbb{C}^\times}(\mathbb{E}_{1/2}^{\mathsf{A}\text{-fix}})}\frac{1}{\widehat{\mathsf{e}}_{\mathsf{A}\times\mathbb{C}^\times}(\mathbb{E}_{1/2}^{\mathsf{A}\text{-mov}})}\right]\Bigg|_{\mathsf{A}}.

The second fraction is a sign ±1\pm1 on each connected component F⊂MA×C×F\subset M^{\mathsf{A}\times\mathbb{C}^\times}, and the restriction appearing in the conjectural formula is required to be well-defined. The claim proposes an explicit relation between the Oh–Thomas virtual structure sheaf and the localized Behrend–Fantechi cycle on fixed loci; the corresponding restriction for the Behrend–Fantechi localization is well-defined by properness of MAM^{\mathsf{A}}, while well-definedness of the restriction in the displayed conjectural identity remains part of the conjecture.

References

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Henry Liu, “The 4-fold Pandharipande–Thomas vertex”, arXiv:2306.12923 (2023).

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