On Quantum Cohomology Rings for Hypersurfaces in
arXiv:hep-th/9511206 · doi:10.1063/1.532228
Abstract
Using the torus action method, we construct one variable polynomial representation of quantum cohomology ring for degree hypersurface in . The results interpolate the well-known result of model and the one of Calabi-Yau hypersuface in . We find in case, principal relation of this ring have very simple form compatible with toric compactification of moduli space of holomorphic maps from to .
32 pages, Revised version
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