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Homological mirror symmetry for Batyrev mirrors (general quasi-equivalence)

Establish a quasi-equivalence of Λ-linear, ℤ-graded A∞ categories Perf(X_{t,}, ω_)^bc ≃ D^b_{dg}Coh(X^*_{b()}), for Calabi–Yau hypersurfaces X_{t,} constructed from dual reflexive polytopes with Σ^* simplicial, where b() ∈ 𝔸^P_Λ satisfies val(b()_p) = _p for all p ∈ P. This asserts the full homological mirror symmetry equivalence between the relative Fukaya category of X_{t,} (with bounding cochains) and the dg-derived category of coherent sheaves on the Batyrev mirror X^*_{b()} determined by the mirror map.

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Background

The paper studies homological mirror symmetry (HMS) for Batyrev mirror pairs of Calabi–Yau hypersurfaces in toric varieties. It constructs the A-side (relative Fukaya category of the symplectic hypersurface X_{t,}) and the B-side (derived category of coherent sheaves on the mirror hypersurface X*_r), and formulates the expected HMS equivalence in terms of a mirror map b().

While the main theorem proves a fully faithful embedding and split-generation in many cases (under smoothness of Σ*, MPCS and connectedness conditions, and characteristic assumptions), the general HMS quasi-equivalence is presented as a conjecture in the simplicial case without those additional hypotheses. The equivalence is expected to hold for the Fukaya category with bounding cochains and the dg-derived category on the B-side, with the mirror map’s valuation constraints tying A-side deformations to B-side parameters.

References

One part of Kontsevich's homological mirror symmetry conjecture for Batyrev mirrors then reads:

Suppose \Sigma* is simplicial. There is a quasi-equivalence of \Lambda-linear \Z-graded A_\infty categories Perf (X_{t,},\omega_)bc \simeq Db_{dg}Coh(X*_{b()}), for some b() \in \mathbb{A}{P}_\Lambda with val(b()_{#1{p}) = _{#1{p}.

Homological mirror symmetry for Batyrev mirror pairs (2406.05272 - Ganatra et al., 7 Jun 2024) in Conjecture \ref{conj:hgpms}, Section 1.4 (HMS: conjecture)