Quantum Modules of Semipositive Toric Varieties

Abstract

A smooth projective toric variety X=X has a geometric quotient description V /\!/ T. Using 2|1-pointed quasimap invariants, one can define a quantum H*(T)-module QM(X), which deforms a natural module structure given by the Kirwan map H*(T) → H*(X). The Batyrev ring of X, defined from combinatorial data of the fan , has its natural module structure given by the quotient of a polynomial ring, say BatM(X). In this paper, we prove that QM(X) and BatM(X) are naturally isomorphic when X is semipositive.

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