$(t,q)$-Series Invariants of Seifert Manifolds
Louisa Liles

TL;DR
This paper computes and analyzes two-variable $(t,q)$-series invariants for all Seifert manifolds with $b_1=0$, extending previous theorems and exploring modularity properties across multiple manifold families.
Contribution
It extends the calculation of $(t,q)$-series invariants to all Seifert manifolds with $b_1=0$, generalizing prior results and analyzing their modularity properties.
Findings
Calculated invariants for all Seifert manifolds with $b_1=0$
Extended previous theorems to the two-variable case
Identified mixed modularity properties in specific manifold families
Abstract
Gukov, Pei, Putrov, and Vafa developed a -series invariant of negative definite plumbed -manifolds with spin structures, building on earlier work of Lawrence and Zagier. This was recently generalized to an an infinite family of two-variable -series invariants by Akhmechet, Johnson, and Krushkal (AJK). We calculate one such series for all Seifert manifolds with These results extend a previous theorem of Liles and McSpirit to any number of exceptional fibers and the Reduction Theorem of Gukov, Svoboda, and Katzarkov to the two-variable case. As a consequence, a previous result of Liles and McSpirit on modularity properties and radial limits is enhanced to a larger family of manifolds. We also calculate the infinite collection of -series invariants for three infinite families of manifolds, finding mixed modularity properties for one such family.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
