A new cohomology class on the moduli space of curves
arXiv:1712.03662 · doi:10.2140/gt.2023.27.2695
Abstract
We define a collection for of cohomology classes that restrict naturally to boundary divisors. We prove that the intersection numbers can be recursively calculated. We conjecture that a generating function for these intersection numbers is a tau function of the KdV hierarchy. This is analogous to the conjecture of Witten proven by Kontsevich that a generating function for the intersection numbers is a tau function of the KdV hierarchy.
53 pages, added rigidity result which uniquely determines initial value of classes, KdV relation is now a conjecture true up to genus 7
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