Gaiotto's nonvanishing integral conjecture

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Let W∈SdCn∗W\in S^d\mathbb C^{n*} be a homogeneous polynomial, and define the real number

I(W):=∫Cne−∣z∣2+W(z)−W(z)‾dzdz‾.I(W):=\int_{\mathbb C^n}{\rm e}^{-|z|^2+W(z)-\overline{W(z)}}{\rm d}z{\rm d}\overline z.

Gaiotto's conjecture. The number I(W)I(W) is strictly positive for all WW, or equivalently, nonzero for all WW. This is the N=0N=0 case of part (ii) of the preceding conjecture, so it is a special case of the same proposed filtered-nondegeneracy statement rather than an independent claim. The supplied text gives no resolution of this special case.

References

Primary source

Pavel Etingof, “On Some Special Cases of Gaiotto's Positivity Conjecture”, arXiv:2402.17174 (2024).

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