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Legendrian Realization in Convex Lefschetz Fibrations and Convex Stabilizations

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In this paper, we study compact convex Lefschetz fibrations on compact convex symplectic manifolds (i.e., Liouville domains) of dimension $2n+2$ which are introduced by Seidel and later also studied by McLean. By a result of Akbulut-Arikan, the open book on $\partial W$, which we call \emph{convex open book}, induced by a compact convex Lefschetz fibration on $W$ carries the contact structure induced by the convex symplectic structure (i.e., Liouville structure) on $W$. Here we show that, up to a Liouville homotopy and a deformation of compact convex Lefschetz fibrations on $W$, any simply connected embedded Lagrangian submanifold of a page in a convex open book on $\partial W$ can be assumed to be Legendrian in $\partial W$ with the induced contact structure. This can be thought as the extension of Giroux's Legendrian realization (which holds for contact open books) for the case of convex open books. Moreover, a result of Akbulut-Arikan implies that there is a one-to-one correspondence between convex stabilizations of a convex open book and convex stabilizations of the corresponding compact convex Lefschetz fibration. We also show that the convex stabilization of a compact convex Lefschetz fibration on $W$ yields a compact convex Lefschetz fibration on a Liouville domain $W'$ which is exact symplectomorphic to a \emph{positive expansion} of $W$. In particular, with the induced structures $\partial W$ and $\partial W'$ are contactomorphic.

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Selman Akbulut, M. Firat Arikan. 2012-11-21. Legendrian Realization in Convex Lefschetz Fibrations and Convex Stabilizations. https://arxiv.org/abs/1211.5050

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