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Publications [#318262] of Robert Bryant
search arxiv.org.Papers Published
- Bryant, RL, Second order families of special Lagrangian 3-folds,
in Perspectives in Riemannian Geometry, CRM Proceedings and Lecture Notes, edited by Apostolov, V; Dancer, A; Hitchin, N; Wang, M,
Perspectives in Riemannian Geometry, vol. 40
(January, 2006),
pp. 63-98, AMER MATHEMATICAL SOC, ISBN 0-8218-3852-0 [math.DG/0007128]
(last updated on 2025/02/21)
Abstract: A second order family of special Lagrangian submanifolds of complex m-space
is a family characterized by the satisfaction of a set of pointwise conditions
on the second fundamental form. For example, the set of ruled special
Lagrangian submanifolds of complex 3-space is characterized by a single
algebraic equation on the second fundamental form.
While the `generic' set of such conditions turns out to be incompatible,
i.e., there are no special Lagrangian submanifolds that satisfy them, there are
many interesting sets of conditions for which the corresponding family is
unexpectedly large. In some cases, these geometrically defined families can be
described explicitly, leading to new examples of special Lagrangian
submanifolds. In other cases, these conditions characterize already known
families in a new way. For example, the examples of Lawlor-Harvey constructed
for the solution of the angle conjecture and recently generalized by Joyce turn
out to be a natural and easily described second order family.
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