Two-dimensional Lagrangian singularities and bifurcations of gradient lines I
G. Marelli
Abstract
Motivated by mirror symmetry, we consider a Lagrangian fibration X B and Lagrangian maps f:L X B, when L has dimension 2, exhibiting an unstable singularity, and study how their caustic changes, in a neighbourhood of the unstable singularity, when slightly perturbed. The integral curves of ∇ fx, for x∈ B, where fx(y)=f(y)-x· y, called ``gradient lines'', are then introduced, and a study of them, in order to analyse their bifurcation locus, is carried out.
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