The equivariant DT–PT₀ correspondence

Let XX be a Calabi–Yau 4-fold with an algebraic torus TT acting while preserving the Calabi–Yau volume form, and let LL be a TT-equivariant line bundle on XX. For γHc4(X,Q)\gamma\in H_c^4(X,\mathbb Q) and βHc6(X,Q)\beta\in H_c^6(X,\mathbb Q), suppose that \curlyPγ,β,n(q)(X)T\curly P_{\gamma,\beta,n}^{(q)}(X)^T consists of isolated reduced points for every nn and q{1,0}q\in\{-1,0\}. Equivariant DT–PT₀ correspondence. There are choices of square roots at all TT-fixed points such that

n ⁣L ⁣X,γ,β,nDTqnn ⁣L ⁣X,0,0,nDTqn=n ⁣L ⁣X,γ,β,nPT0qn\frac{\sum_n\langle\!\langle L\rangle\!\rangle_{X,\gamma,\beta,n}^{\mathrm{DT}}q^n}{\sum_n\langle\!\langle L\rangle\!\rangle_{X,0,0,n}^{\mathrm{DT}}q^n}=\sum_n\langle\!\langle L\rangle\!\rangle_{X,\gamma,\beta,n}^{\mathrm{PT}_0}q^n

as an identity of Laurent series in qq with coefficients in Q(t1/2,y1/2)\mathbb Q(t^{1/2},y^{1/2}). This is the equivariant refinement of the DT–PT₀ correspondence under isolated-reduced-fixed-point hypotheses; no general resolution is stated.

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Younghan Bae, Martijn Kool and Hyeonjun Park, “Counting surfaces on Calabi-Yau 4-folds II: DT-PT_0 correspondence”, arXiv:2402.06526 (2024).

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