Graph potentials and symplectic geometry of moduli spaces of vector bundles

arXiv2206.11584MaRDI QIDQ6402937FDOQ6402937

Authors: Pieter Belmans, Sergey Galkin, Swarnava Mukhopadhyay 

Publication date: 23 June 2022

Abstract: We give the first examples of Fano manifolds with multiple optimal tori, i.e.~we construct monotone Lagrangian tori $L$, such that the weighted number of holomorphic Maslov index two discs with boundary on $L$ equals the upper bound given by the symplectic invariant $limsu{p}_n([m_0(L{)}^n{]}_{x^0}{)}^{1/n}$, where $m_0(L)$ is the Floer potential. To every trivalent graph $gamma$ of genus $g$ we associate an optimal torus $L_{g}amma$ on the celebrated symplectic Fano manifold $mathcal{N}_g$ (of complex dimension $3g-3$) with $mathrm{T}_{mathcal{N}_g}=8g-8$), given by the character variety of rank 2 on a genus $g$ surface with prescribed odd monodromy at a puncture, We moreover show that all pairs $(mathcal{N}_g,L_{g}amma)$ are pairwise non-isotopic. In particular, we confirm a form of mirror symmetry between the A-model of the pairs $(mathcal{N}_g,L_{g}amma)$ (and also spaces $mathcal{N}_g$ standalone) and B-model of graph potentials, a family of Laurent polynomials we introduced in earlier work. A crucial input from outside of symplectic geometry is an analysis of Manon's toric degenerations of algebro-geometric models $mathrm{M}_C(2,mathcalL)$ for the spaces $mathcal{N}_g$, as moduli spaces of stable rank $2$ bundles on an algebraic curve with a fixed determinant, constructed using conformal field theory.

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