Deformations of Kalck--Karmazyn algebras via Mirror Symmetry

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Main Authors: Lekili, Yanki, Tevelev, Jenia
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author Lekili, Yanki
Tevelev, Jenia
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Tevelev, Jenia
contents As observed by Kawamata, a $\mathbb{Q}$-Gorenstein smoothing of a Wahl singularity gives rise to a one-parameter flat degeneration of a matrix algebra. A similar result holds for a general smoothing of any two-dimensional cyclic quotient singularity, where the matrix algebra is replaced by a hereditary algebra. From a categorical perspective, these one-parameter families of finite-dimensional algebras "absorb" the singularities of the threefold total spaces of smoothings. These results were established using abstract methods of birational geometry, making the explicit computation of the family of algebras challenging. Using mirror symmetry for genus-one fibrations, we identify a remarkable immersed Lagrangian with a bounding cochain in the punctured torus. The endomorphism algebra of this Lagrangian in the relative Fukaya category corresponds to this flat family of algebras. This enables us to compute Kawamata's matrix order explicitly.
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spellingShingle Deformations of Kalck--Karmazyn algebras via Mirror Symmetry
Lekili, Yanki
Tevelev, Jenia
Symplectic Geometry
Algebraic Geometry
Representation Theory
As observed by Kawamata, a $\mathbb{Q}$-Gorenstein smoothing of a Wahl singularity gives rise to a one-parameter flat degeneration of a matrix algebra. A similar result holds for a general smoothing of any two-dimensional cyclic quotient singularity, where the matrix algebra is replaced by a hereditary algebra. From a categorical perspective, these one-parameter families of finite-dimensional algebras "absorb" the singularities of the threefold total spaces of smoothings. These results were established using abstract methods of birational geometry, making the explicit computation of the family of algebras challenging. Using mirror symmetry for genus-one fibrations, we identify a remarkable immersed Lagrangian with a bounding cochain in the punctured torus. The endomorphism algebra of this Lagrangian in the relative Fukaya category corresponds to this flat family of algebras. This enables us to compute Kawamata's matrix order explicitly.
title Deformations of Kalck--Karmazyn algebras via Mirror Symmetry
topic Symplectic Geometry
Algebraic Geometry
Representation Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.09724