Lagrangian interpretation of Abel-Jacobi mappings associated to Fano threefolds

Using the general framework due to Donagi–Markman [4] and Markushevich [7] we shall derive an expression for the differential of Abel–Jacobi mappings on Fano threefolds. This formula involves information normal to the Lagrangian submanifolds constructed in [4] and [7]. It may be applied to give new proofs of a number of classical results about these varieties.

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Serdica Mathematical Journal
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2025-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.55630/serdica.2025.51.73-88
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Geometry and complex manifolds
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Lagrangian interpretation of Abel-Jacobi mappings associated to Fano threefolds

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Serdica Mathematical Journal
Geometry and complex manifolds
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Lagrangian interpretation of Abel-Jacobi mappings associated to Fano threefolds

Rodolfo Aguilar, Mark Green, Phillip Griffiths
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Using the general framework due to Donagi–Markman [4] and Markushevich [7] we shall derive an expression for the differential of Abel–Jacobi mappings on Fano threefolds. This formula involves information normal to the Lagrangian submanifolds constructed in [4] and [7]. It may be applied to give new proofs of a number of classical results about these varieties.

Serdica Mathematical JournalVol. 51(1)
University of Miami (US), University of California, Los Angeles (US), Institute for Advanced Study (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Geometry and complex manifolds
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