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Orientations for DT invariants on quasi-projective Calabi-Yau 4-folds (2008.08441v3)

Published 19 Aug 2020 in math.AG and math.DG

Abstract: For a Calabi-Yau 4-fold $(X,\omega)$, where $X$ is quasi-projective and $\omega$ is a nowhere vanishing section of its canonical bundle $K_X$, the (derived) moduli stack of compactly supported perfect complexes $\mathcal{M}X$ is $-2$-shifted symplectic and thus has an orientation bundle $O\omega\to \mathcal{M}_X$ in the sense of Borisov-Joyce arXiv:1504.00690 necessary for defining Donaldson-Thomas type invariants of $X$. We extend first the orientability result of Cao-Gross-Joyce arXiv:1811.09658 to projective spin 4-folds. Then for any smooth projective compactification $\bar{X}$, such that $D=\bar{X}\backslash X$ is strictly normal crossing, we define orientation bundles on the stack $\mathcal{M}{\bar{X}}\times_{\mathcal{M}D}\mathcal{M}{\bar{X}}$ and express these as pullbacks of $\mathbb{Z}_2$-bundles in gauge theory constructed using positive Dirac operators on the double of $X$. As a result, we relate the orientation bundle $O\omega\to \mathcal{M}_X$ to a gauge-theoretic orientation on the classifying space of compactly supported K-theory. Using orientability of the latter, we obtain orientability of $\mathcal{M}_X$. We also prove orientability of moduli spaces of stable pairs and Hilbert schemes of proper subschemes. Finally, we consider the compatibility of orientations under direct sums.

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