Fibrations in semitoric and generalized complex geometry
Canadian journal of mathematics, Tome 75 (2023) no. 2, pp. 645-685
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This paper studies a class of singular fibrations, called self-crossing boundary fibrations, which play an important role in semitoric and generalized complex geometry. These singular fibrations can be conveniently described using the language of Lie algebroids. We will show how these fibrations arise from (nonfree) torus actions, and how to use them to construct and better understand self-crossing stable generalized complex four-manifolds. We moreover show that these fibrations are compatible with taking connected sums, and use this to prove a singularity trade result between two types of singularities occurring in these types of fibrations (a so-called nodal trade).
Mots-clés :
Generalized complex structure, elliptic symplectic structure, Lie algebroid, boundary Lefschetz fibration, toric geometry, semi-toric systems
Cavalcanti, Gil R.; Klaasse, Ralph L.; Witte, Aldo. Fibrations in semitoric and generalized complex geometry. Canadian journal of mathematics, Tome 75 (2023) no. 2, pp. 645-685. doi: 10.4153/S0008414X22000116
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