Caporaso–Griguolo–Mariño–Pasquetti–Seminara higher-genus ansatz and double-scaling conjecture
For every integer , determine whether the higher-genus closed Gromov–Witten potentials of the toric Calabi–Yau threefold satisfy the higher-genus ansatz of Caporaso–Griguolo–Mariño–Pasquetti–Seminara and whether their degeneration to the relevant critical regime satisfies the corresponding double-scaling conjecture. The reported verification assumes the nonvanishing condition on the torus weights required for the open–closed mirror-symmetry construction.
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- Structure of higher-genus open-closed Gromov--Witten theory of O_P1(p-1)⊕O_P1(-p-1) — arXiv — Shuai Guo, Jingyi Xu, Qingsheng Zhang
Progress summary
A September 2026 preprint claims to verify the conjectured higher-genus picture for one explicit geometric family, but the claim has not been independently checked.
The problem concerns the Caporaso–Griguolo–Mariño–Pasquetti–Seminara conjectural description of higher-genus structures and their double-scaling limit. The reported result addresses the specific toric Calabi–Yau family .
September 30, 2026 claimed verification
Shuai Guo, Jingyi Xu, and Qingsheng Zhang report mirror-symmetry, polynomial-structure, and double-scaling results for the stated family, describing them as an all-genus verification of the conjectural structures. The result is conditional on the stated nonvanishing torus-weight assumptions and has not been independently verified in the retrieved sources.
Current status (as of October 2026): The conjecture is claimed solved for the stated family under the stated weight conditions, but the claim remains unverified and no broader generality is established.
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