Theoretical study demonstrates the existence and regularity of positive Lagrangian geodesics in Calabi–Yau manifolds, highlighting new non-isometric solutions.
We construct families of imaginary special Lagrangian cylinders near transverse Maslov index 0 or 𝑛 intersection points of positive Lagrangian submanifolds in a general Calabi–Yau manifold. Hence we obtain geodesics of open positive Lagrangian submanifolds near such intersection points. Moreover, this result is a first step toward the non-perturbative construction of geodesics of closed positive Lagrangian submanifolds. Also, we introduce a method for proving C 1 , 1 C1,1 regularity of geodesics of positive Lagrangians at the non-smooth locus. This method is used to show that C 1 , 1 C1,1 geodesics of positive Lagrangian spheres persist under small perturbations of endpoints, improving the regularity of a previous result of the authors. In particular, we obtain the first examples of C 1 , 1 C1,1 solutions to the positive Lagrangian geodesic equation in arbitrary dimension that are not invariant under isometries. Along the way, we study geodesics of positive Lagrangian linear subspaces in a complex vector space, and prove an a priori existence result in the case of Maslov index 0 or 𝑛. Throughout the paper, the cylindrical transform introduced in previous work of the authors plays a key role.
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