The exact-degree conjecture for the motivic polynomial of punctual Hilbert schemes

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For each positive integer dd, let Pd(t)\mathsf P_d(t) be the polynomial appearing in the motivic formula for Hilbert schemes of dd points on smooth varieties. Exact-degree conjecture. For every d>3d>3, the polynomial Pd(t)\mathsf P_d(t) has degree exactly d−2d-2.

The main theorem only gives the upper bound deg⁡Pd≤d−2\deg \mathsf P_d\leq d-2; the conjecture asserts that the top coefficient never vanishes.

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Michele Graffeo, Sergej Monavari, Riccardo Moschetti and Andrea T. Ricolfi, “The motive of the Hilbert scheme of points in all dimensions”, arXiv:2406.14321 (2024).

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