The quantum connection's exponential-type singularity and quasi-unipotent formal monodromy at infinity
The quantum connection's exponential-type singularity and quasi-unipotent formal monodromy at infinity
Let be the variety under consideration, let be the quantum parameter, and let denote the quantum connection in the direction . At , consider its formal monodromies after regularization.
Quantum-connection conjecture. (i) has a singularity of unramified exponential type at . (ii) The regularized formal monodromies at are quasi-unipotent, meaning that their eigenvalues are roots of unity.
These assertions describe the formal asymptotic and arithmetic structure of the quantum connection near the irregular singular point , while ignoring the Stokes phenomenon. The supplied text does not indicate whether either assertion is known or resolved.
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Daniel Pomerleano and Paul Seidel, “The quantum connection, Fourier-Laplace transform, and families of A-infinity-categories”, arXiv:2308.13567 (2026).
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