The toric fixed-locus reducedness conjecture for PTq moduli on Calabi–Yau 4-folds

Let XX be a toric Calabi–Yau 4-fold and let \curlyP=\curlyPv(q)(X)\curly P=\curly P_v^{(q)}(X) for q{1,0,1}q\in\{-1,0,1\}. Toric fixed-locus conjecture. If \curlyPTX\curly P^{T_X} is zero-dimensional, then \curlyPTX=\curlyPT\curly P^{T_X}=\curly P^T and it is reduced. The conjecture predicts that, whenever the Calabi–Yau torus fixed locus is zero-dimensional, it captures the full torus fixed locus and has no nonreduced structure. The paper notes that evidence is provided by cases proved in a stated theorem, but leaves the general claim unresolved.

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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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