2026/08/06 by Sae Koyama
Mathematics · #math.AG
36 pages, 19 figures. Comments welcome
arxiv created 2026/08/06 · arxiv updated 2026/08/07
We study the enumerative geometry of elliptic curves in toric threefolds. We consider enumerative integer invariants, called well-spaced counts, which can be studied using well-spaced genus-one tropical curves in ℝ3. By comparing this with the logarithmic degeneration formula, we obtain an explicit relationship between logarithmic virtual invariants and these geometric invariants. The result is a logarithmic analogue of a formula of Getzler--Pandharipande for elliptic curves in ℙ3. As an application, we show that the virtual logarithmic invariants for ℙ3 with respect to its toric boundary are strictly less than the ordinary Gromov--Witten invariants once the degree is sufficiently large. Several examples are included.