Moduli of relative stable maps to P^1: cut-and-paste invariants
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Abstract: We study constructible invariants of the moduli space of stable maps from genus zero curves to , relative to and , with ramification profiles specified by . These spaces are central to the enumerative geometry of , and provide a large family of birational models of the Deligne--Mumford--Knudsen moduli space . For the sequence of vectors corresponding to maps which are maximally ramified over and unramified over , we prove that a generating function for the topological Euler characteristics of these spaces satisfies a differential equation which allows for its recursive calculation. We also show that the class of the moduli space in the Grothendieck ring of varieties is constant as varies within a fixed chamber in the resonance decomposition of . We conclude by suggesting several further directions in the study of these spaces, giving conjectures on (1) the asymptotic behavior of the Euler characteristic and (2) a potential chamber structure for the Chern numbers.
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