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A correlated refinement of the double double ramification cycle

Thomas Blomme·Francesca Carocci·Ajith Urundolil Kumaran
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Given a family of semi-stable curves together with two degree 0 line bundles, the double double ramification cycle measures the locus where both line bundles are trivial on the fibers. When the two line bundles come equipped with natural roots, we provide a refinement of the DDR-class using the Weil pairing of the roots. We prove that the refined classes satisfy a multiple cover formula analogous to the one for correlated invariants of projective bundles on elliptic curves proved in [BC25b]. As a consequence, we prove that log-GW invariants of toric surfaces can be refined taking into account the position of the points mapped to the toric boundary, and that these refined invariants also satisfy a multiple cover formula; the latter is as a variation of the N. Takahashi conjecture for genus zero maximal contact curves for P2 relative a smooth elliptic curve E.

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Thomas Blomme, Francesca Carocci, Ajith Urundolil Kumaran. 2026-06-09. A correlated refinement of the double double ramification cycle. https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.11154

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