The conjectural cohomology-ring presentation for stable maps of degree three

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Let nn be finite, and let AA be the 5×55\times5 matrix and G1G_1 the column vector defined above. Write Gn+1=AnG1G_{n+1}=A^nG_1. The generators b,σ1,ρ,σ2,τ,σ3b,\sigma_1,\rho,\sigma_2,\tau,\sigma_3 are classes in the cohomology ring of the stable-map space.

Cohomology-ring presentation conjecture. The de Rham cohomology ring is

HDR(M0,0(Pn,3))=C[b,σ1,ρ,σ2,τ,σ3]((τ2ρσ2),τσ3,ρσ3,Gn+1).H_{DR}\big(\overline{M}_{0,0}({\mathbb P}^n,3)\big)=\frac{{\mathbb C}[b,\sigma_1,\rho,\sigma_2,\tau,\sigma_3]}{\big((\tau^2-\rho\sigma_2),\tau\sigma_3,\rho\sigma_3,G_{n+1}\big)}.

The five moving relations in Gn+1G_{n+1} have degrees nn, n+1n+1, n+1n+1, n+2n+2, and n+2n+2.

This conjecture proposes a complete presentation of the cohomology ring for finite nn, extending the known presentation in degrees less than nn.

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Primary source

Kai Behrend and Anne O'Halloran, “On the cohomology of stable map spaces”, arXiv:math/0202288 (2002).

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