Cohomogeneity-One Lagrangian Mean Curvature Flow

Abstract: We study mean curvature flow of Lagrangians in $\mathbb{C}<sup>n$ that are cohomogeneity-one with respect to a compact Lie group $G \leq \mathrm{SU}(n)$ acting linearly on $\mathbb{C}<sup>n$. Each such Lagrangian necessarily lies in a level set $\mu<sup>{-1}(\xi)$ of the standard moment map $$\mu \colon \mathbb{C}ⁿ \to \mathfrak{g}<sup>*$$, and mean curvature flow preserves this containment. We classify all cohomogeneity-one self-similarly shrinking, expanding and translating solutions to the flow, as well as cohomogeneity-one smooth special Lagrangians lying in $\mu<sup>{-1}(0)$. Restricting to the case of almost-calibrated flows in the zero level set $\mu<sup>{-1}(0)$, we classify finite-time singularities, explicitly describing the Type I and Type II blowup models. Finally, given any cohomogeneity-one special Lagrangian in $\mu<sup>{-1}(0)$, we show it occurs as the Type II blowup model of a Lagrangian MCF singularity. Throughout, we give explicit examples of suitable group actions, including a complete list in the case of $G$ simple. This yields infinitely many new examples of shrinking and expanding solitons for Lagrangian MCF, as well as infinitely many new singularity models.