The filtration conjecture for quantum cohomology

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Let MM be the symplectic manifold under consideration, let Λ\Lambda be its Novikov coefficient ring, and let a0a_0 be the grading parameter appearing in the quantum product. For the function f:M→Rf:M\to\mathbb{R} defined by

f(x)=∑k:x∈Dkλk−2,f(x)=\sum_{k:x\in D_k}\lambda_k-2,

set Mj={f<j}M^j=\{f<j\}. Denote by Q~≥jHi(M;Λ)\widetilde{\mathcal{Q}}_{\geq j}H^i(M;\Lambda) the induced filtration on quantum cohomology.

The filtration conjecture. One has

Q~≥jHi(M;Λ)⊃ker⁡(Hi(M;Λ)→Hi(Mja0−i;Λ)).\widetilde{\mathcal{Q}}_{\geq j}H^i(M;\Lambda)\supset\ker\bigl(H^i(M;\Lambda)\to H^i(M^{ja_0-i};\Lambda)\bigr).

When the stated hypothesis on the grading holds, this inclusion is an equality.

This conjecture gives a geometric description of the filtration induced from the completed symplectic cochain complex, in terms of the strata determined by the divisors DkD_k. It is motivated by compatibility with the Novikov-variable shift and by the expected behavior of the logarithmic PSS map; the equality is conditional on the grading hypothesis.

References

Primary source

Matthew Strom Borman, Nick Sheridan and Umut Varolgunes, “Quantum cohomology as a deformation of symplectic cohomology”, arXiv:2108.08391 (2022).

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