Borel $(\alpha,\beta)$-multitransforms and Quantum Leray-Hirsch: integral representations of solutions of quantum differential equations for $\mathbb P^1$-bundles
Giordano Cotti

TL;DR
This paper develops integral transform methods to explicitly solve quantum differential equations for $P^1$-bundles, extending classical theorems into the quantum cohomology context with universal integral kernels.
Contribution
It introduces a quantum analog of the Leray-Hirsch theorem using Borel $(eta,eta)$-multitransforms to reconstruct solutions from base spaces, with explicit integral formulas involving special functions.
Findings
Derived integral representations for solutions of quantum differential equations.
Identified universal integral kernels independent of specific $P^1$-bundles.
Applied methods to compute solutions for blow-ups of projective planes.
Abstract
In this paper, we address the integration problem of the isomonodromic system of quantum differential equations (s) associated with the quantum cohomology of -bundles on Fano varieties. It is shown that bases of solutions of the of the total space of the -bundle can be reconstructed from the datum of bases of solutions of the corresponding associated with the base space. This represents a quantum analog of the classical Leray-Hirsch theorem in the context of the isomonodromic approach to quantum cohomology. The reconstruction procedure of the solutions can be performed in terms of some integral transforms, introduced in arXiv:2005.08262, called -. We emphasize the emergence, in the explicit integral formulas, of an interesting sequence of special functions (closely related to iterated partial…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
