Lagrangian geometry of algebraic varieties
Nikolay A. Tyurin

TL;DR
This paper explores the Lagrangian geometry of algebraic varieties by viewing them as symplectic manifolds with Kahler forms, introducing two fundamental constructions applicable to many varieties.
Contribution
It introduces two basic constructions for studying Lagrangian geometry on algebraic varieties, broadening the scope of symplectic and Kahler geometry applications.
Findings
Established foundational constructions for Lagrangian geometry on algebraic varieties
Connected algebraic geometry with symplectic and Kahler geometry frameworks
Provided tools for further exploration of Lagrangian structures in algebraic contexts
Abstract
Every algebraic variety can be regarded as a symplectic manifold being equipped with a Kahler form. Therefore it is natural to study lagrangian geometry of any algebraic variety. We present two basic constructions which can be applied to a sufficiently wide set of algebraic varieties.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Geometry and complex manifolds · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
