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Motivic quasimap wall-crossing for Grassmannians

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arxiv 2607.06189 v1 pith:OYGDEFGG submitted 2026-07-07 math.AG math-phmath.COmath.MP

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The paper proves that for any genus g at least 1 and any rational parameter epsilon at least 0, the generating functions for the S_n-equivariant Euler characteristics of moduli spaces of stable maps to a Grassmannian G(r,N) and of epsilon-stable quasimaps to the same target are related by an explicit, invertible algebra automorphism B_{r,epsilon} of the ring of symmetric functions tensored with the Grothendieck group of mixed Hodge structures. This automorphism acts by q-deforming the power sum symmetric functions, sending p_j to p_j plus a finite (or infinite, when epsilon goes to 0) sum whose coefficients are L-binomial coefficients built from the class L of the affine line and the geometry of projective space. The formula is stated as Theorem A: after composing each generating function with a genus-zero correction term involving plethysm by the derivative of the genus-zero generating function divided by the Euler characteristic of the Grassmannian, the automorphism B_{r,epsilon} carries the stable-map side to the quasimap side. When epsilon tends to 0, the formula specializes to a relation between stable maps and the Marian-Oprea-Pandharipande moduli space of stable quotients. The proof proceeds in three stages: first, a plethystic argument separates contributions from curves with no rational tails; second, the key geometric input stratifies the quasimap moduli space by relative Quot schemes of zero-dimensional quotients over the Artin stack of prestable maps, and computes their motives in terms of moduli spaces of weighted stable maps; third, symmetric function theory handles wall-crossing among weighted stable map spaces, producing the operators B_{r,epsilon}. The paper also works out the genus-zero case explicitly, making the full transformation computable and invertible, and provides closed-form graph-enumeration formulas for the topological Euler characteristic in genus one.

What carries the argument

The proof combines three mechanisms: (1) plethystic decomposition of moduli spaces into no-rational-tails loci and genus-zero tail contributions, using the Frobenius characteristic and S-space formalism of Getzler-Pandharipande; (2) a stratification of epsilon-stable quasimap moduli spaces by relative Quot schemes of zero-dimensional quotient sheaves over the Artin stack of prestable maps, whose motives are computed via iterated vector bundle structures over weighted configuration spaces (Proposition 4.7 and Theorem 4.14); (3) wall-crossing formulas for weighted stable maps encoded by fundamental transformations of symmetric functions (Corollary 3.16), which assemble into the operators B_{r,

What would settle it

If the fiber diagrams in the proof of Lemma 4.19 fail to commute for certain strata of the prestable map stack, the equality of Grothendieck ring classes in Theorem 4.14 would not hold, and the operators B_{r,epsilon} would not correctly relate the no-rational-tails generating functions, breaking the main formula.

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Core claim

The central discovery is that the motivic and topological Euler characteristics of three families of moduli spaces—stable maps, epsilon-stable quasimaps, and stable quotients to Grassmannians—are all governed by a single explicit automorphism of the ring of symmetric functions. The automorphism B_{r,epsilon} sends each power sum generator p_j to p_j plus a sum of L-binomial coefficients multiplied by powers of q, where L is the Hodge-theoretic class of the affine line. This operator encodes the geometric operation of replacing marked points (carrying symmetric group actions) with punctual Quot schemes supported at those points, with the parameter epsilon controlling how many points may_COLL.

Load-bearing premise

The key geometric input, Theorem 4.14, extends a formula for the motive of relative Quot schemes from the case of smooth curves to the case of prestable maps over an Artin stack, by asserting that the stratification by iterated vector bundles and the stability condition interact correctly so that fiber-by-fiber isomorphisms across strata commute as claimed. This extension is sketched by analogy with the smooth-curve case but the verification across strata of the Artin stack,

Editorial extensions

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  • The automorphism B_{r,epsilon} provides a computable and invertible bridge: knowing the Euler characteristic of the stable map space for all n and d determines that of every epsilon-stable quasimap space, and vice versa, without computing the quasimap spaces directly.
  • In genus one, the paper combines the wall-crossing formula with torus localization and walk-counting on the Johnson graph J(r,N) to produce closed-form expressions for the topological Euler characteristic of quasimap spaces Q^epsilon_{1,n}(G(r,N),d) for arbitrary epsilon, n, r, N, and d.
  • The epsilon to 0 limit gives a new motivic wall-crossing formula between stable maps and the Marian-Oprea-Pandharipande stable quotient spaces, specializing the general quasimap story to a previously studied moduli problem.
  • For r=1 (target projective space), the existence of contraction morphisms yields an alternative, simpler wall-crossing formula (Corollary 5.16) that avoids the L-factors appearing in the general Grassmannian case.

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Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • The operators B_{r,epsilon} depend on the target only through the rank r and the class L, suggesting that analogous wall-crossing automorphisms might exist for other GIT targets whose motivic zeta functions have similar product structures, such as flag varieties or certain spherical varieties.
  • The appearance of L-binomial coefficients e(Sym^k(P^{r-1})) in B_{r,epsilon} connects the wall-crossing formula to the motivic zeta function of P^{r-1}, raising the question of whether deeper arithmetic properties of these zeta functions (such as functional equations or special values) translate into symmetries among the Euler characteristics of the moduli spaces.
  • The graph-enumeration approach in genus one, which reduces to counting walks in the Johnson graph, could in principle extend to higher genus via more elaborate decorated graph sums, though the combinatorics of torsion sheaves at fixed points would introduce additional complexity not present in the stable map case.
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Summary. This paper proves a wall-crossing formula (Theorem A) relating the S_n-equivariant Euler characteristics, as virtual mixed Hodge structures, of moduli spaces of stable maps and ε-stable quasimaps to Grassmannians G(r,N). The formula is encoded by an explicit Q-algebra automorphism B_{r,ε} of the ring of symmetric functions, defined via q-deformations of power sum symmetric functions using q-binomial coefficients evaluated at L = [H²(P¹;Q)]. The proof follows a three-step strategy: (1) plethystic reduction to no-rational-tails loci (Lemma 5.3), (2) stratification of quasimap spaces via relative Quot schemes over the Artin stack of prestable maps (Theorem 4.14), and (3) symmetric function wall-crossing for weighted stable maps (Corollary 3.16). The ε→0⁺ limit recovers the Marian–Oprea–Pandharipande stable quotient moduli spaces. The paper also provides explicit genus-one calculations via torus localization and walks in the Johnson graph.

Significance. The result is new even for r=1 (target P^{N-1}) and provides the first motivic/topological incarnation of quasimap wall-crossing formulas for Grassmannians. The automorphism B_{r,ε} is parameter-free: it is defined by q-binomial coefficients evaluated at L = [H²(P¹;Q)], the Serre characteristic of P¹, not by fitted constants. The genus-zero input M_{0,r,N} comes from Bagnarol's independent computation [Bag22] via Strømme's cell decomposition, so the formula is both invertible and computationally effective. The relative Quot scheme formula (Proposition 4.7) for families of smooth curves may be of independent interest. The genus-one calculations in Section 6 yield explicit closed-form Euler characteristics (Tables 1–2) and are falsifiable. The paper ships concrete, checkable predictions.

major comments (2)
  1. Lemma 4.19, proof: The extension of the bundle-independence result (Lemma 4.4) from families of smooth curves over schemes to the Artin stack of prestable maps M_nrt_{g,n}(G(r,N),d) is the key geometric step underpinning Theorem 4.14 and hence Theorem A. The proof states that 'by passing to smooth charts of C and S if necessary, there still exist finite locally closed stratifications' satisfying the same requirements as in Lemma 4.4, and that the fibers over strata are isomorphic. While the smooth-chart descent argument is standard for the Quot scheme itself, the paper does not explicitly verify that the stratifications trivializing the bundle E are compatible with the stability condition of Definition 4.16 across strata. The fiber diagram in the proof is asserted to imply that fibers of Quot^{k,ε,stab}(ev*S) and Quot^{k,ε,stab}(O^⊕r) over strata of M_nrt_{g,n|εk}/S_k are isomorphic, but
  2. Proposition 4.7: The statement involves both a family of prestable curves C→S with sections s₁,...,sₙ and a family of smooth curves C̄→S 'obtained by deleting the nodes and any subset of the sections from C,' with the formula stated for Quot^{k,ε}_{C̄/S}(O^r_{C̄}). The role of C and its sections in the statement is unclear, since the formula only concerns C̄. If the intent is to set up notation for later applications (where C is the universal prestable curve and C̄ its smooth locus), this should be clarified; otherwise the prestable curve C appears to play no role in the proposition itself.
minor comments (6)
  1. §4.2, Definition 4.15: The notation M_nrt_{g,n}(G(r,N),d) for the Artin stack of prestable maps without rational tails is potentially confusing, as the superscript 'nrt' was used in Definition 2.4 for a locally closed substack of the moduli of ε-stable quasimaps. A brief remark distinguishing the two uses would help.
  2. §4, proof of Proposition 4.7, footnote 2: The authors acknowledge an abuse of notation where the strata Quot^{ℓ₁,...,ℓᵣ} coincide with those from Lemma 4.4 'a priori not' being the same. This should be reconciled or the notation differentiated.
  3. §5.3, Theorem 5.10: The formula for M_{0,r,N} involves (Quot_{0,P¹})⁻¹. It would help the reader to note explicitly that this inverse exists in K⁰(MHS)⊗Λ[[q]] (i.e., that Quot_{0,P¹} is a unit in the relevant ring), or to clarify the sense in which the inverse is taken.
  4. Tables 1–2: The entries use the notation (N choose k) without specifying that this is the ordinary binomial coefficient (as opposed to the q-binomial). A brief note in the table caption would prevent confusion.
  5. §6.2, Proposition 6.3: The notation A_g, Ȧ₀, A″₀ is introduced but the definitions of Ȧ₀ and A″₀ (derivatives/specializations of A_g) are not stated explicitly in the manuscript; they appear to reference [KS26a]. A brief definition or pointer would make the proposition self-contained.
  6. The reference [KS26a] is listed as 'to appear' in Crelle's Journal; if it has appeared by the time of revision, the reference should be updated.

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We thank the referee for a careful reading and for identifying two points where the exposition can be improved. Both comments are well-taken and will be addressed in the revision. The first concerns a gap in the verification that stratifications trivializing the bundle are compatible with the stability condition in Definition 4.16; we will add the missing argument. The second concerns a notational redundancy in the statement of Proposition 4.7; we will clarify the role of the prestable curve C.

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  1. Referee: Lemma 4.19, proof: The extension of the bundle-independence result (Lemma 4.4) from families of smooth curves over schemes to the Artin stack of prestable maps is the key geometric step. The proof states that 'by passing to smooth charts of C and S if necessary, there still exist finite locally closed stratifications' satisfying the same requirements, but does not explicitly verify that the stratifications trivializing the bundle E are compatible with the stability condition of Definition 4.16 across strata. The fiber diagram is asserted to imply that fibers of Quot^{k,ε,stab}(ev*S) and Quot^{k,ε,stab}(O^⊕r) over strata are isomorphic.

    Authors: The referee is correct that the proof of Lemma 4.19 as written does not explicitly verify the compatibility between the stratifications trivializing the bundle E and the stability condition of Definition 4.16. We will add the missing argument in the revision. The key observation is as follows. The stability condition in Definition 4.16 is an open condition on the relative Quot scheme over the Artin stack M^nrt_{g,n}(G(r,N),d-k): it requires that if a rational bridge T is contracted by the map f, then the quotient sheaf Q has positive degree along T. This condition depends only on the underlying prestable map [f:C→G(r,N)] and the support of the torsion sheaf Q, not on the choice of trivialization of the tautological bundle ev*S. More precisely, the isomorphisms (4.5) in the proof of Lemma 4.4 are constructed via extension by zero from open sets on which E is trivial, and these isomorphisms preserve the support of the quotient sheaf. Since the stability condition of Definition 4.16 is defined in terms of the degree of Q along contracted rational bridges—which is determined by the support of Q—the isomorphisms between fibers of Quot^{k,ε}(ev*S) and Quot^{k,ε}(O^⊕r) over each stratum automatically restrict to isomorphisms between the stable loci. We will spell out this argument explicitly in the revised proof. revision: yes

  2. Referee: Proposition 4.7: The statement involves both a family of prestable curves C→S with sections s₁,...,sₙ and a family of smooth curves C̄→S 'obtained by deleting the nodes and any subset of the sections from C,' with the formula stated for Quot^{k,ε}_{C̄/S}(O^r_{C̄}). The role of C and its sections in the statement is unclear, since the formula only concerns C̄. If the intent is to set up notation for later applications, this should be clarified.

    Authors: The referee is correct that the role of the prestable curve C and its sections is not clear from the statement of Proposition 4.7 as written. The intent is indeed to set up notation for later applications: in Section 4.2, C is the universal prestable curve over the Artin stack of prestable maps, and C̄ is its smooth locus (the complement of markings and nodes). The formula itself only concerns C̄, but we state it in the more general context of a prestable curve C with sections to make the later specialization to the universal curve transparent. We will revise the statement to clarify this: we will restructure the proposition so that C̄ is the primary object (a flat family of smooth curves over S), and add a remark explaining that in applications, C̄ arises as the smooth locus of a universal prestable curve C over the Artin stack M^nrt_{g,n}(G(r,N),d). revision: yes

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No significant circularity found; derivation is parameter-free with independent geometric and algebraic inputs

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The paper's main result (Theorem A) is derived through a chain that does not reduce to its inputs by construction. The operator B_{r,ε} is defined by q-binomial coefficients evaluated at L = [H²(P¹;Q)], the Serre characteristic of P¹, which is a fixed constant computed from the motivic zeta function of P^{r-1} (Lemma 3.18, Corollary 3.20) — not a parameter fitted to quasimap data. The key geometric input (Theorem 4.14) relates quasimap strata to weighted stable maps via relative Quot schemes, proved through bundle independence (Lemma 4.4), a stratification by iterated vector bundles (Proposition 4.7), and extension to Artin stacks (Lemma 4.19). The symmetric function wall-crossing (Corollary 3.16) follows from [KSY24] on Hassett spaces — a different problem. The plethystic inversion (Lemma 5.4) follows from Getzler–Pandharipande [GP06], an external reference. The genus-zero input M_{0,r,N} comes from Bagnarol [Bag22] via Strømme's cell decomposition [Str81], both external. Critically, the derivation direction is correct: Corollary 4.25 derives the formula B_{r,ε}(M^{nrt}_{g,r,N}) = Q^{ε,nrt}_{g,r,N} from the geometric theorem (Theorem 4.14) and symmetric function theory, and the operator B_{r,ε} is then recognized to match the derived expression — it is not defined to fit the output. The self-citations ([KS26a], [KSY24], [KS25]) provide framework and techniques for applications (e.g., genus-1 computations in §6) but are not load-bearing for the circularity of Theorem A itself. The minor score of 2 reflects that Lemma 5.3's proof is deferred to [KS26a] (authors' prior work), but this is a standard rational-tails decomposition technique also used in [Pet12, PT22], not a self-citation that smuggles in the target result.

Assumptions & free parameters 0 free parameters · 5 assumptions · 0 invented entities

No free parameters are introduced: the operators B_{r,ε} are defined by q-binomial coefficients evaluated at L (the class of A¹), which is a fixed element of K⁰(MHS). No new mathematical entities (particles, forces, dimensions) are postulated. The axioms are standard results in symmetric function theory and Quot scheme geometry, except for the last axiom which extends known results to the Artin stack setting and is specific to this paper.

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  • standard math The Serre characteristic defines a ring homomorphism from the Grothendieck ring of graded S-spaces to K^0(MHS)⊗Λ[[q]], compatible with plethysm (Getzler–Pandharipande [GP06, §5])
    Invoked throughout §3.3 as the foundational bridge between geometry and symmetric functions.
  • domain assumption The Grothendieck ring class of the zero-dimensional Quot scheme of a rank-r bundle on a smooth curve is independent of the bundle and given by the Bifet–BFP formula (Theorem 4.3)
    Used in Lemma 4.4 and Proposition 4.7 to extend to the relative and ε-weighted setting.
  • domain assumption The genus-zero stable map generating function M_{0,r,N} is determined by Bagnarol's formula via Strømme's cell decomposition of Quot schemes on P¹ (Theorem 5.10)
    Used as external input in §5.3 to make Theorem A computationally effective.
  • domain assumption The plethystic inversion formula (p₁ + M*_{0,r,N}) ∘ (p₁ - M*_{0,r,N}) = p₁ holds for Grassmannian targets, by analogy with Getzler–Pandharipande's tree stratification for Pʳ (Lemma 5.4)
    Invoked in the proof of Theorem 5.6 to invert the rational-tails decomposition; the proof argues the tree stratification applies verbatim.
  • ad hoc to paper The fiber-by-fiber isomorphisms in the stratification of relative Quot schemes over Artin stacks of prestable maps patch correctly across strata to give an equality in K⁰(Var) (proof of Lemma 4.19 and Theorem 4.14)
    This is the main geometric extension beyond the smooth-curve case; the proof sketches the argument by reduction to the trivial-bundle case but does not verify all gluing conditions.

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abstract

We prove a wall-crossing formula for the Euler characteristics, considered as virtual mixed Hodge structures, of moduli spaces of $\varepsilon$-stable quasimaps to the Grassmannian $\mathbb{G}(r, N)$. For each $\varepsilon > 0$, we define a $\mathbb{Q}$-algebra automorphism of the ring of symmetric functions which takes the generating function for the $\mathbb{S}_n$-equivariant Euler characteristics of the moduli spaces of stable maps $\overline{\mathcal{M}}_{g, n}(\mathbb{G}(r, N), d)$ to the corresponding generating function for Toda's moduli spaces of $\varepsilon$-stable quasimaps $\overline{\mathcal{Q}}_{g, n}^{\varepsilon}(\mathbb{G}(r, N), d)$. The automorphism is given by explicit $q$-deformations of the power sum symmetric functions. The $\varepsilon \to 0$ limit of our formula exchanges the spaces of stable maps and the Marian--Oprea--Pandharipande moduli spaces of stable quotients. Our proof uses the geometry of relative Quot schemes to relate the quasimap spaces to moduli spaces of weighted stable maps, for which we obtain wall-crossing formulas via symmetric function theory.

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