Enumerativity of virtual Tevelev degrees

arXiv2110.05520MaRDI QIDQ6380004FDOQ6380004

Authors: Carl Lian, Rahul Pandharipande 

Publication date: 11 October 2021

Abstract: Tevelev degrees in Gromov-Witten theory are defined whenever there are virtually a finite number of genus $g$ maps of fixed complex structure in a given curve class $$ through $n$ general points of a target variety $X$. These virtual Tevelev degrees often have much simpler structure than general Gromov-Witten invariants. We explore here the question of the enumerativity of such counts in the asymptotic range for large curve class $$. A simple speculation is that for all Fano $X$, the virtual Tevelev degrees are enumerative for sufficiently large $$. We prove the claim for all homogeneous varieties and all hypersurfaces of sufficiently low degree (compared to dimension). As an application, we prove a new result on the existence of very free curves of low degree on hypersurfaces in positive characteristic.

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