The DT–PT virtual structure sheaf localization conjecture
The DT–PT virtual structure sheaf localization conjecture
Let be the relevant moduli space with obstruction theory , equipped with an action of the torus and a further -action, and let and denote the corresponding fixed loci. Write for the inclusion, let be the Oh–Thomas virtual structure sheaf, and let 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 satisfying
The DT–PT virtual structure sheaf localization conjecture. There exists a canonical halving , given explicitly in the source's Definition~, such that
The second fraction is a sign on each connected component , 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 , while well-definedness of the restriction in the displayed conjectural identity remains part of the conjecture.
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Primary source
Henry Liu, “The 4-fold Pandharipande–Thomas vertex”, arXiv:2306.12923 (2023).
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