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K-theoretic GW/PT correspondence for local equivariant Calabi–Yau fivefolds
Open problem
Let be a connected smooth toric Calabi–Yau threefold which is the fixed locus of the one-dimensional subtorus in an equivariantly Calabi–Yau fivefold . Assume each stable-pair moduli space is a separated finite-type quasi-projective Deligne–Mumford stack over with the source-compatible -equivariant perfect obstruction theory and a chosen global -equivariant two-term vector-bundle presentation in degrees . Use its virtual structure sheaf in the preceding definition, assume the square-root line in the source twist is chosen, and every relevant generalized -fixed locus, in the saturated isogeny-fixed convention of the preceding K-theory definition, is represented and proper. For every nonzero effective and every occurring on the GW side, also assume that the -fixed stable-map stack is proper. Here parametrizes connected genus- stable maps of class from proper nodal curves to , with its source equivariant stable-map obstruction theory; its fixed virtual class and moving virtual normal complex define the localization residue after inverting nonzero torus characters. This is the separate GW properness hypothesis of the source, §1.2.1. The symbol below denotes the localized equivariant pushforward defined by inverse fixed-locus pushforward and proper Euler characteristic, with concentration and the moving virtual-normal identity proved for the specified virtual sheaf by that supplier. The invariant is valued in the original localized character ring, with individual fixed weights allowed to be computed after a power isogeny. Let where are line bundles with , and acts on them with weights and , respectively. In the source's notation, for the universal stable pair over with projections , assume the two equivariant pushforwards , , are perfect and use the Nekrasov–Okounkov-twisted virtual structure sheaf with the square-root and equivariant conventions of equation (8). The -coefficient of the PT series is Put and choose a basis of its character lattice . Thus the character lattice of has basis and rank . Half-powers are formal generators of the enlarged half-character lattice. In this explicit lattice convention, Conjecture 1.5 predicts rational lifts in where the product is when . This replaces the undefined and overlapping indices of the source display by the full character lattice; it changes no conjectural pole condition. The prediction is that , with plethystic exponential . The open problem is to prove the restriction of the source's Conjecture 1.6 to this toric Calabi–Yau threefold setup: under that rational lift and the change of variables and , where , establish where is the source's equivariant genus series . The general equality remains conjectural: for toric strip geometry with , the paper proves the PT closed formula and establishes the correspondence under its additional torus-action assumptions; other cases include low-degree numerical tests, which are evidence only. The analytic continuation in Conjecture 1.7 is a separate assertion and is not included here.
Open problem references
Status
As of 2026-11-04, Holmes–Schuler arXiv:2609.03152v1 states the general equality as Conjecture 1.6. The source conjecture permits a connected threefold fixed locus more generally; the present formulation retains the approved toric Calabi–Yau threefold scope. Their restricted toric-strip results under additional torus-action hypotheses and low-degree numerical tests do not settle the general problem. No later version was identified in the checked source record.
Scope and dependency note
The planned A-page supplier Stable pairs and DT ideal-sheaf moduli on projective threefolds defines stable pairs only for projective threefolds and therefore supplies the projective overlap. The added A-page definition Equivariant stable-pair moduli on quasi-projective threefolds gives the source's noncompact equivariant setup and its proper-fixed-locus conditions for the full conjecture. Both dependencies are retained with their actual scopes; neither supplies a proof of the correspondence.