Wall-crossing in genus-zero hybrid theory (Q2046814)

In this paper, among the other things, the authors prove that when \(Y\subset \mathbb{P}(w_{1},\ldots , w_{M})\) is a non-singular complete intersection defined by vanishing of a collection of polynomials of degree \(d\), where \(w_{i} \vert d\) for all \(i\), the \(J\)-functions of \(\epsilon\)-stable and \(\infty-\)stable hybrid theory are related by \[ J^{\epsilon}(q,z)=J^{\infty}(q,z\mathbf{1}+[J^{\epsilon}]_{+}(q,-z),z), \] where \([J^{\epsilon}]_{+}\) is the part of \(J^{\epsilon}\) with non-negative powers of \(z\).