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Compact Lagrangians from noncompact homological mirror symmetry

Ascertain whether, given a homological mirror symmetry equivalence Fuk(X) ≅ Coh(Y) for a Weinstein symplectic manifold X (with Y singular or noncompact), it follows that X or a compactification \overline{X} admits any compact exact Lagrangian submanifolds.

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Background

The authors discuss homological mirror symmetry in the noncompact/Weinstein setting, where one often has an equivalence Fuk(X) ≅ Coh(Y). While smoothing Y is expected to correspond to compactifying X, it is unclear whether such an equivalence guarantees the existence of compact Lagrangians in X or its compactification.

This issue is important because compact Lagrangians are the relevant objects when attempting to pass from noncompact to compact mirror symmetry statements.

References

More forcefully: it is not known to follow from noncompact mirror that $X$ or $\overline{X}$ has any compact Lagrangians at all!

noncompact mirror:

$\Fuk(X) = \Coh(Y) $

Toric mirror monodromies and Lagrangian spheres (2409.08261 - Shende, 12 Sep 2024) in Introduction, Section 1 (discussion following the equivalence Fuk(X) = Coh(Y))