Lagrangian Intersections, Symplectic Reduction and Kirwan Surjectivity
Abstract
Given a smooth holomorphic symplectic variety X with a Hamiltonian G-action, G-invariant Lagrangians C's induce Lagrangians in the symplectic quotient X// G. Given clean intersections B=C1 C2 whose conormal sequence splits, we show that C1/G×X// G C2/G T[-1](B/G). When det(NB/C2) is torsion, we have ExtX// G(OC1/G, OC2/G) HG(B, det(NB/C2)δ) provided that the Hodge-to-de Rham degeneracy holds. Furthermore, we have a generalized version of Kirwan surjectivity ExtX// G(OC1/G, OC2/G) ExtXss// G(OC1ss/G, OC2ss/G) if B is proper. When C1=C2, this is the Kirwan surjectivity, which is now interpreted as the symmetry commutes with reduction problem in 3d B-model. We also obtain similar results for KC1/G1/2 and KC2/G1/2.
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