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Algebraicity and Asymptotics: An explosion of BPS indices from algebraic generating series

It is an observation of Kontsevich and Soibelman that generating series that produce certain (generalized) Donaldson Thomas invariants are secretly algebraic functions over the rationals. From a physical perspective this observation arises naturally for DT invariants that appear as BPS indices in theories of class S[A]: explicit algebraic equations (that completely determine these series) can be derived using (degenerate) spectral networks. In this paper, we conjecture an algebraic equation associated to DT invariants for the Kronecker 3-quiver with dimension vectors (3n,2n), n>0 in the non-trivial region of its stability parameter space. Using a functional equation due to Reineke, we show algebraicity of generating series for Euler characteristics of stable moduli for the Kronecker m-quiver assuming algebraicity of generating series for DT invariants. In the latter part of the paper we deduce very explicit results on the asymptotics of DT invariants/Euler characteristics under the assumption of algebraicity of their generating series; explicit large n asymptotics are deduced for dimension vectors (3n,2n) for the Kronecker 3-quiver. The algebraic equation is derived using spectral network techniques developed by Gaiotto-Moore-Neitzke, but the main results can be understood without knowledge of spectral networks.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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