Rigidity of Lagrangian embeddings into symplectic tori and K3 surfaces

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Autori principali: Entov, Michael, Verbitsky, Misha
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author Entov, Michael
Verbitsky, Misha
author_facet Entov, Michael
Verbitsky, Misha
contents A Kahler-type form is a symplectic form compatible with an integrable complex structure. Let M be either a torus or a K3-surface equipped with a Kahler-type form. We show that the homology class of any Maslov-zero Lagrangian torus in M has to be non-zero and primitive. This extends previous results of Abouzaid-Smith (for tori) and Sheridan-Smith (for K3-surfaces) who proved it for particular Kahler-type forms on M. In the K3 case our proof uses dynamical properties of the action of the diffeomorphism group of M on the space of the Kahler-type forms. These properties are obtained using Shah's arithmetic version of Ratner's orbit closure theorem.
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spellingShingle Rigidity of Lagrangian embeddings into symplectic tori and K3 surfaces
Entov, Michael
Verbitsky, Misha
Symplectic Geometry
57R17, 53D12, 53C26, 32Q15
A Kahler-type form is a symplectic form compatible with an integrable complex structure. Let M be either a torus or a K3-surface equipped with a Kahler-type form. We show that the homology class of any Maslov-zero Lagrangian torus in M has to be non-zero and primitive. This extends previous results of Abouzaid-Smith (for tori) and Sheridan-Smith (for K3-surfaces) who proved it for particular Kahler-type forms on M. In the K3 case our proof uses dynamical properties of the action of the diffeomorphism group of M on the space of the Kahler-type forms. These properties are obtained using Shah's arithmetic version of Ratner's orbit closure theorem.
title Rigidity of Lagrangian embeddings into symplectic tori and K3 surfaces
topic Symplectic Geometry
57R17, 53D12, 53C26, 32Q15
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2105.05971