Integral Regulators on Mirror Curves with Mass Parameter

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Autore principale: Babu, Soumya Sinha
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author Babu, Soumya Sinha
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contents In 2015, Codesido-Grassi-Marino laid the foundation of a connection between local CY 3-folds and the spectra of operators attached to their mirror curves in the context of Topological String Theory. In a 2024 paper with C. Doran and M. Kerr, the author previously deduced two consequences of this conjecture; one relating zeroes of higher normal function to the spectra of operators of genus one curves, the other connecting integral regulators of $K_2$-classes on mirror curves to dilogarithm values at algebraic arguments. We now show that the latter continues to hold in the presence of a mass parameter, thus expanding the range of the conjecture.
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Babu, Soumya Sinha
High Energy Physics - Theory
Mathematical Physics
K-Theory and Homology
Number Theory
In 2015, Codesido-Grassi-Marino laid the foundation of a connection between local CY 3-folds and the spectra of operators attached to their mirror curves in the context of Topological String Theory. In a 2024 paper with C. Doran and M. Kerr, the author previously deduced two consequences of this conjecture; one relating zeroes of higher normal function to the spectra of operators of genus one curves, the other connecting integral regulators of $K_2$-classes on mirror curves to dilogarithm values at algebraic arguments. We now show that the latter continues to hold in the presence of a mass parameter, thus expanding the range of the conjecture.
title Integral Regulators on Mirror Curves with Mass Parameter
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
Mathematical Physics
K-Theory and Homology
Number Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.18356