Revisiting Gamma conjecture I: counterexamples and modifications
Sergey Galkin, Jianxun Hu, Hiroshi Iritani, Huazhong Ke, Changzheng, Li, Zhitong Su

TL;DR
This paper investigates the asymptotics of quantum differential equations for Fano manifolds, introduces a new symplectic invariant, and proposes modifications to Gamma conjecture I, supported by analysis of specific projective bundles.
Contribution
It introduces the A-model conifold value as a new invariant and proposes modifications to Gamma conjecture I based on this, extending the conjecture over the Kähler moduli space.
Findings
Gamma conjecture I is falsified for certain Fano manifolds of dimension at least four.
The A-model conifold value provides a new perspective on the asymptotics of quantum differential equations.
The conjecture holds only for even values of n in the studied projective bundles.
Abstract
We continue investigation of asymptotics of quantum differential equation for Fano manifolds, with a special regard to Gamma conjecture I and its underlying Conjecture . We introduce the A-model conifold value, a symplectic invariant of a Fano manifold, and propose modifications for Gamma conjecture I based on this new definition. We discuss an interplay of birational transformations with an extension of Gamma conjecture I over the K\"ahler moduli space. These heuristics are applied to rigorously identify the principal asymptotic class in the case of -bundles . We observe, in particular, that for of dimension at least four, the Conjecture holds just for even values of , and in these cases we falsify the original non-modified Gamma conjecture I.
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TopicsMathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Approximation Theory and Sequence Spaces · Mathematical Approximation and Integration
