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Quadratic relations for periods of connections Claude Sabbah Joint work with Javier Fresn (CMLS, Palaiseau) and Jeng-Daw Yu (NTU, Taipei) Centre de mathmatiques Laurent Schwartz CNRS, cole polytechnique, Institut polytechnique de Paris


  1. Quadratic relations for periods of connections Claude Sabbah Joint work with Javier Fresán (CMLS, Palaiseau) and Jeng-Daw Yu (NTU, Taipei) Centre de mathématiques Laurent Schwartz CNRS, École polytechnique, Institut polytechnique de Paris Palaiseau, France

  2. Quadratic relations for periods: the classical case Example: the case of a curve. ∙ 푋 : curve of genus 푔 ⩾ 1 . ∙ 푋 connected smooth complex projective mfld of dim. 푛 . ∙ Pairing 햲 : ∙ ( 훾 푖 ) 푖 : basis of 퐻 푚 ( 푋 an , ℚ ) , ( 휔 푗 ) 푗 : basis of 퐻 푚 dR ( 푋 ) . ∙ 휔 1 , … 휔 푔 basis of 퐻 0 ( 푋, Ω 1 푋 ) , ∙ Period matrix 햯 푚 = ( 햯 푚 ; 푖푗 ) , with 햯 푚 ; 푖푗 ∶= ∫ 훾 푖 ∙ 푓 1 , … , 푓 푔 ∈ 퐻 1 ( 푋, 풪 푋 ) , 휔 푗 . Res ∙ ̌ 퐻 1 ( 푋, 풪 푋 ) ⊗ ̌ 푋 ) → ̌ 퐻 0 ( 푋, Ω 1 퐻 1 ( 푋, Ω 1 ≃ ℂ . 푋 ) ∙ De Rham duality pairing ∫ 푋 ∙ 햲 ( 푓 푖 , 휔 푗 ) = − 햲 ( 휔 푗 , 푓 푖 ) = [ 푓 푖 휔 푗 ] ∈ 퐻 1 ( 푋, Ω 1 푋 ) = ℂ . 햰 푚 ∶ 퐻 푚 dR ( 푋 ) ⊗ 퐻 2 푛 − 푚 ( 푋 ) ⟶ 퐻 2 푛 dR ( 푋 ) ∼ ℂ . ← ← ← ← ← ← ← ← → ← ← ∙ Can also represent 퐻 1 ( 푋, 풪 푋 ) by (0 , 1) forms 휂 푖 and dR 햲 ( 휂 푖 , 휔 푗 ) = − 햲 ( 휔 푗 , 휂 푖 ) = 1 2 휋 헂 ∫ 푋 ∙ Betti intersection pairing 휂 푖 ∧ 휔 푗 . 햡 푚 ∶ 퐻 푚 ( 푋 an , ℚ ) ⊗ 퐻 2 푛 − 푚 ( 푋 an , ℚ ) ⟶ 퐻 0 ( 푋 an , ℚ ) ≃ ℚ . ∙ Quadratic relations for the associated matrices, e.g. 푚 = 푛 : ∙ Pairing 햡 : ∙ ( 훼 푖 , 훼 푔 + 푖 ) 푖 =1 , … ,푔 symplectic basis of 퐻 1 ( 푋, ℤ ) . (−1) 푛 햡 푛 = 햯 푛 ⋅ ( 햰 푛 ) −1 ⋅ 푡 햯 푛 ∙ ⟿ 햡 푖,푔 + 푖 = − 햡 푔 + 푖,푖 = 1 and 햡 푘, 퓁 = 0 otherwise. ∙ Set 햲 푚 ∶= (2 휋 헂 ) − 푛 햰 푚 , ∀ 푚 . (−2 휋 헂 ) 푛 햡 푛 = 햯 푛 ⋅ ( 햲 푛 ) −1 ⋅ 푡 햯 푛 ∙ ⟿ Bilinear relations.

  3. � � � � Sketch of proof. Quadratic relations for periods of vector bundles 햰 푛 with log connection 퐻 푛 dR ( 푋 an ) ⊗ 퐻 푛 dR ( 푋 an ) ℂ Vector bundles with log connection. P 푛 ≀ ∙ 푋 connected smooth quasi-projective, ( 푉 , ∇) : alg. vect. bdle 햯 푛 퐻 푛 ( 푋 an ) ⊗ 퐻 푛 dR ( 푋 an ) ℂ on 푋 with flat connection having reg. sing. at ∞ on 푋 . ∙ 퐻 푘 dR ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) , 퐻 푘 dR , c ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) : ≀ P 푛 ∙ Choose ( 푋, 퐷 ) smooth proj. 퐷 = ncd, 푋 = 푋 ∖ 퐷 . 햡 푛 퐻 푛 ( 푋 an ) ⊗ 퐻 푛 ( 푋 an ) � ℂ ∙ Deligne’s canonical extension ( 푉 0 , ∇) : ∗ 푉 0 : vect. bdle on 푋 extending 푉 : ∙ P 푛 ∶= Poincaré isomorphism. ∙ Compatibility proved by de Rham by realizing 퐻 푛 ( 푋 an ) as ∗ ∇ ∶ 푉 0 → Ω 1 푋 (log 퐷 ) ⊗ 푉 0 extending ∇ currents. ∗ eigenvalues of res 퐷 푖 ∇ have real part in [0 , 1) . ∙ In term of matrices (e.g. 햰 푛 ( 휔, 휔 ′ ) = 푡 휔 ⋅ 햰 푛 ⋅ 휔 ′ ): dR ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ≃ 푯 푘 ( 푋, (Ω∙ ∙ 퐻 푘 푋 (log 퐷 ) ⊗ 푉 0 , ∇)) , 푡 P 푛 ⋅ 햯 푛 = 햰 푛 , 햡 푛 ⋅ P 푛 = 햯 푛 . dR , c ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ≃ 푯 푘 ( 푋, (Ω∙ ∙ 퐻 푘 푋 (log 퐷 ) ⊗ 푉 0 (− 퐷 ) , ∇)) . ⟹ ∙ Assume given pairing ⟨ ∙ , ∙ ⟩ ∶ 푉 ⊗ 푉 → 풪 푋 s.t. 햡 푛 = 햯 푛 ⋅ ( P 푛 ) −1 = 햯 푛 ⋅ ( 푡 햰 푛 ) −1 ⋅ 푡 햯 푛 . ∼ ∙ nondegener. i.e., induces 푉 ⟶ 푉 ∨ , ∙ ± -symmetric, i.e., ⟨ 푤, 푣 ⟩ = ± ⟨ 푣, 푤 ⟩ , ∙ Use 푡 햰 푛 = (−1) 푛 햰 푛 . � ∙ compatible with ∇ , i.e., d ⟨ 푣, 푤 ⟩ = ⟨ ∇ 푣, 푤 ⟩ + ⟨ 푣, ∇ 푤 ⟩ . ∙ ⟿ Tr 햲 푚 ∶ 퐻 푚 dR , c ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ⊗퐻 2 푛 − 푚 ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ⟶ 퐻 2 푛 dR , c ( 푋, ( 풪 푋 , d)) ≃ ℂ dR

  4. Intersection pairings between flat sections. Middle quadratic relations. [ ] ∙ 풱 = 푉 an , ∇ loc. cst. sheaf of horiz. sections. ∙ 퐻 푚 퐻 푚 dR , c ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) → 퐻 푚 , dR , mid ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ∶= im dR ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) [ ] ∙ ⟿ ± -sym. nondeg. pairing ⟨ ∙ , ∙ ⟩ ∶ 풱 ⊗ 풱 → ℂ 푋 . ∙ 퐻 mid 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 퐻 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) → 퐻 BM ℚ ) ∶= im ℚ ) ∙ Assume defined over ℚ : ∙ ⟿ Nondeg. ± -sym. pairings, e.g. for 푚 = 푛 : ℚ , ∙ 풱 = ℂ ⊗ ℚ 풱 햲 mid ∶ 퐻 푛 dR , mid ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ⊗ 퐻 푛 dR , mid ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ⟶ ℂ , ℚ → ℚ 푋 . ∙ ⟨ ∙ , ∙ ⟩ ∶ 풱 ℚ ⊗ 풱 햡 mid ∶ 퐻 mid ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) ⊗ 퐻 mid ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) ⟶ ℚ , 푛 푛 ∙ ⟿ 퐻 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) , 퐻 BM 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) , 햯 mid ∶ 퐻 mid ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) ⊗ 퐻 푛 dR , mid ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ⟶ ℂ . 푛 ∙ ⟿ 햡 푚 ∶ 퐻 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 2 푛 − 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) → ℚ . ℚ ) ⊗ 퐻 BM Period pairings. Corollary (Quadratic relations) . ∙ Two period pairings (by using ⟨ ∙ , ∙ ⟩ ): ±(−2 휋 헂 ) 푛 햡 mid = 햯 mid ⋅ ( 햲 mid ) −1 ⋅ 푡 햯 mid 햯 푚 ∶ 퐻 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) ⊗ 퐻 2 푛 − 푚 ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ⟶ ℂ dR 푚 ( 푋 an , 풱 ℚ ) ⊗ 퐻 2 푛 − 푚 햯 BM 푚 ∶ 퐻 BM dR , c ( 푋, ( 푉 , ∇)) ⟶ ℂ Example (Matsumoto, 1994). ∙ Quadratic relations for generalized hypergeometric functions Theorem (Matsumoto & al., 1994) . (Appell, Lauricella...). ∙ 햯 푚 and 햯 BM 푚 are nondeg. ∙ “Quadratic relations” e.g. for 푚 = 푛 : ±(−2 휋 헂 ) 푛 햡 푛 = 햯 푛 ⋅ ( 햲 푛 ) −1 ⋅ 푡 햯 BM 푛 .

  5. A conjecture of Broadhurst and Roberts Generalization of the quadratic relations (F-S-Y). ∙ Since 퐼 0 , 퐾 0 are sols of a diff. eq. with irreg. sing. need to Bessel moments and Bernoulli matrices. extend quadratic relations to this case. ∙ Bessel moments : ∙ ⟿ Consider (Kl 2 , ∇) rk 2 vect. bdle on 픾 m ⟷ “modified ∙ Special values of some Feynman integrals expressed as pe- Bessel diff. eq.” and (Sym 푘 Kl 2 , ∇) . riod of Laurent polynomials. E.g. 푓 ( 푥, 푦, 푧 ) = (1 + 푥 + 푦 + 푧 )(1 + 푥 −1 + 푦 −1 + 푧 −1 ) . ∙ ⟿ Nondegen. de Rham pairing dR , c ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ⊗ 퐻 1 dR ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ⟶ ℂ . 햲 푘 ∶ 퐻 1 ∙ These periods are also expressed as 푘 -moments of the “mod- ified Bessel functions” 퐼 0 ( 푡 ) , 퐾 0 ( 푡 ) (e.g. 푘 = odd integer): BM 푘 ( 푖, 푗 ) = ⋆ ∫ ∙ ⟿ Rapid decay and moderate twisted homology and ∞ ( 푡 ) ⋅ 푡 2 푗 d 푡 [ ] 퐼 푖 0 ( 푡 ) 퐾 푘 − 푖 푡 . ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ∶= im 1 ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) → 퐻 mod 0 퐻 mid 퐻 rd (… ) . 0 1 1 ∙ Bernoulli matrix ( 퐵 푛 ∶= 푛 th Bernoulli nbr): ∙ ⟿ Nondegen. Betti intersection pairing: 퐵 푘 − 푖 − 푗 −1 B 푘 ( 푖, 푗 ) = (−1) 푘 − 푖 ( 푘 − 푖 )!( 푘 − 푗 )!) ( 푘 − 푖 − 푗 − 1)! . 1 ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ⊗ 퐻 mod ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ⟶ ℚ . ⋅ 햡 푘 ∶ 퐻 rd 푘 ! 1 Conjecture (B-R, by computation, e.g. 푘 odd) . Set 푘 ′ = ( 푘 −1)∕2 . ∙ ⟿ Nondegen. Period pairings Consider the 푘 ′ × 푘 ′ matrices 1 ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ⊗ 퐻 1 dR ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ⟶ ℂ 햯 rd , mod ∶ 퐻 rd 푘 ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ⊗ 퐻 1 dR , c ( 픾 m , Sym 푘 Kl 2 ) ⟶ ℂ . 햯 mod , rd ∶ 퐻 mod BM 푘 = (BM 푘 ( 푖, 푗 )) 1 ⩽ 푖,푗 ⩽ 푘 ′ B 푘 = ( B 푘 ( 푖, 푗 )) 1 ⩽ 푖,푗 ⩽ 푘 ′ . and 푘 1 There exists D 푘 ∈ GL 푘 ′ ( ℚ ) defined by an explicit algorithm s.t. ∙ ⟿ Middle quadratic relations: (−2 휋 헂 ) 푘 +1 B 푘 = BM 푘 ⋅ D 푘 ⋅ 푡 BM 푘 . 푘 ) −1 ⋅ 푡 햯 mid (−2 휋 헂 ) 푘 +1 햡 mid = 햯 mid ⋅ ( 햲 mid 푘 푘 푘 ¿ Interpret the conj. in terms of quadratic relations for periods ?

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