The rooted-tree and oriented-tree correspondence in Joyce–Song wall-crossing

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Let T\mathcal{T}' be a Γ\Gamma-labelled tree. In the Gaiotto–Moore–Neitzke asymptotic expansion, consider the total contribution to wall crossing obtained by choosing every possible root of T\mathcal{T}', and in the Joyce–Song wall-crossing formula, consider the total contribution obtained from every possible orientation of T\mathcal{T}'. Root–orientation correspondence conjecture. These two total contributions match. The statement concerns the conjectural identification of the asymptotic expansion with the Joyce–Song wall-crossing formula. In general, the Gaiotto–Moore–Neitzke contribution is only well defined up to certain singular integrals, so the conjecture also requires a corresponding assertion about the behaviour of those integrals; the paper proves the procedure in a number of examples.

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Jacopo Stoppa, “Joyce-Song wall-crossing as an asymptotic expansion”, arXiv:1112.2174 (2013).

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