Maulik–Toda conjecture for stable-pair and sheaf-theoretic invariants

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Let XX be a projective Calabi–Yau threefold, let β∈H2(X,Z)\beta\in H_2(X,\mathbb Z) be a curve class, let Mβ,1M_{\beta,1} be the moduli space of stable one-dimensional sheaves with class ch⁡2(F)=β\operatorname{ch}_2(F)=\beta and Euler characteristic 11, and let ρ:Mβ,1→Chow⁡β\rho:M_{\beta,1}\to\operatorname{Chow}_{\beta} be the Chow morphism. Let Φ\Phi be the perverse sheaf associated with Calabi–Yau orientation data, and let GVβunref(p)\mathsf{GV}^{\mathrm{unref}}_{\beta}(p) denote the unrefined Gopakumar–Vafa polynomial.

Maulik–Toda conjecture. One has

GVβunref(p)=∑iχ(pHi(Rρ∗Φ))(−p)i.\mathsf{GV}^{\mathrm{unref}}_{\beta}(p)=\sum_i\chi\bigl({^p\mathcal H}^{i}(R\rho_*\Phi)\bigr)(-p)^i.

Maulik and Toda proposed this equality as the sheaf-theoretic description of the unrefined Gopakumar–Vafa polynomial in terms of perverse cohomology. The parser supplies no resolution evidence, so its status remains open here.

References

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Georg Oberdieck, “Towards refined curve counting on the Enriques surface II: Motivic refinements”, arXiv:2408.02616 (2024).

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