Hessian geometry and the holomorphic anomaly
Gabriel Lopes Cardoso, Thomas Mohaupt

TL;DR
This paper introduces a geometric framework based on Hessian geometry that incorporates higher derivative corrections in N=2 vector multiplet actions, linking the holomorphic anomaly to integrability conditions of a Hesse potential.
Contribution
It develops a deformed special Kahler geometry framework that explains the holomorphic anomaly via integrability conditions of a Hesse potential.
Findings
Formulation of an enlarged scalar manifold with complex deformation parameter
Characterization of a deformed special Kahler geometry
Derivation of the holomorphic anomaly equation from geometric integrability
Abstract
We present a geometrical framework which incorporates higher derivative corrections to the action of N = 2 vector multiplets in terms of an enlarged scalar manifold which includes a complex deformation parameter. This enlarged space carries a deformed version of special Kahler geometry which we characterise. The holomorphic anomaly equation arises in this framework from the integrability condition for the existence of a Hesse potential.
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