The factorial specialization conjecture for Grassmannian quantum series

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Let G(k,n)G(k,n) be the Grassmannian, let P(k,n)P(k,n) be its Gorenstein toric degeneration, and let AG(k,n)(q)A_{G(k,n)}(q) denote the special solution to the quantum D{\cal D}-module determined by the small quantum cohomology of G(k,n)G(k,n). Let AP(k,n)(q,q~)A_{P(k,n)}(q,\tilde{q}) be the associated GKZGKZ-hypergeometric series. Factorial specialization conjecture. In the case of Grassmannians, AG(k,n)(q)A_{G(k,n)}(q) can be obtained by the natural specialization of the toric series at q~=1\tilde{q}={\bf 1}, namely

AG(k,n)(q)=AP(k,n)(q,1).A_{G(k,n)}(q)=A_{P(k,n)}(q,{\bf 1}).

This identifies the Grassmannian quantum solution with a specialization of the hypergeometric series for its Gorenstein toric degeneration and would provide the computational input for the factorial method of obtaining instanton numbers of Calabi–Yau complete intersections. The source gives no resolution of the conjecture.

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Primary source

Victor V. Batyrev, Ionunt Ciocan-Fontanine, Bumsig Kim and Duco van Straten, “Conifold Transitions and Mirror Symmetry for Calabi-Yau Complete Intersections in Grassmannians”, arXiv:alg-geom/9710022 (1997).

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