Resurgence and Riemann--Hilbert problems for orientifolded conifolds
Wu-yen Chuang, Yi-Jing Tseng

TL;DR
This paper performs a resurgence analysis of orientifolded conifold partition functions, deriving nonperturbative results, unoriented Donaldson--Thomas invariants, and exploring related Riemann--Hilbert problems and tau-functions.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive resurgence framework for orientifolded conifolds, connecting nonperturbative partition functions with Donaldson--Thomas invariants and Riemann--Hilbert problems.
Findings
Derived full nonperturbative partition functions using multiple sine functions.
Obtained unoriented Donaldson--Thomas invariants from Stokes jump analysis.
Explored Riemann--Hilbert problems and tau-functions associated with the invariants.
Abstract
We perform a resurgence analysis of the perturbative partition functions of orientifolded conifolds and obtain the full nonperturbative partition functions in terms of multiple sine functions. We derive the unoriented Donaldson--Thomas invariants from the analysis of associated Stokes jumps. We further discuss the Riemann--Hilbert problems defined by the Donaldson--Thomas invariants arising from orientifolded conifolds and the corresponding -functions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic and geometric function theory · Geometry and complex manifolds · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
