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K. Rietsch

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A comparison of Landau-Ginzburg models for odd dimensional Quadrics

In [Rie08], the second author defined a Landau-Ginzburg model for homogeneous spaces G/P. In this paper, we reformulate this LG model in the case of the odd-dimensional quadric X=Q_{2m-1}. Namely we introduce a regular function Wcan on a variety Xcan x C*, where Xcan is the complement of a particular anticanonical divisor in the the projective space CP^{2m-1}=P(H*(X,C)*). Firstly we prove that the Jacobi ring associated to Wcan is isomorphic to the quantum cohomology ring of the quadric, and that this isomorphism is compatible with the identification of homogeneous coordinates on Xcan with elements of H*(X,C). Secondly we find a very natural Laurent polynomial formula for Wcan by restricting it to a `Lusztig torus' in Xcan. Thirdly we show that the Dubrovin connection on H*(X,C[q]) embeds into the Gauss-Manin system associated to Wcan and deduce a flat section formula in terms of oscillating integrals. Finally, we compare (Xcan,Wcan) with previous Landau-Ginzburg models defined for odd quadrics. Namely, we prove that it is a partial compactification of Givental's original LG model [Giv96]. We show that our LG model is isomorphic to the Lie-theoretic LG model from [Rie08]. Moreover it is birationally equivalent to an LG model introduced by Gorbounov and Smirnov [GS13], and it is algebraically isomorphic to Gorbounov and Smirnov's mirror for Q_3, implying a tameness property in that case.

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A Landau-Ginzburg model for Lagrangian Grassmannians, Langlands duality and relations in quantum cohomology

In [Rie08], the second author defined a Landau-Ginzburg model for homogeneous spaces G/P, as a regular function on an affine subvariety of the Langlands dual group. In this paper, we reformulate this LG-model (X^,W_t) in the case of the Lagrangian Grassmannian LG(m) as a rational function on a Langlands dual orthogonal Grassmannian, in the spirit of work by R. Marsh and the second author [MR12] for type A Grassmannians. This LG model has some very interesting features, which are not visible in the type A case, to do with the non-triviality of Langlands duality. We also formulate a conjecture relating our superpotential with the quantum differential equations of LG(m). Finally, our expression for W_t also leads us to conjecture new formulas in the quantum Schubert calculus of LG(m).

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Parametrizations of flag varieties

For the flag variety G/B of a reductive algebraic group G we define a certain (set-theoretical) cross-section phi from G/B to G, which depends on a choice of reduced expression for the longest element in the Weyl group. This cross-section is continuous along the components of Deodhar's decomposition of G/B and assigns to any flag gB a representative phi(gB) in G which comes with a natural factorization into simple root subgroups and simple reflections. We introduce a generalization of the Chamber Ansatz of Berenstein, Fomin and Zelevinsky and use it to obtain formulas for the factors of phi(gB). Our results then allow us parameterize explicitly the components of the totally nonnegative part of the flag variety as defined by Lusztig. This gives a new proof of Lusztig's conjectured cell decomposition of this set.

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An algebraic cell decomposition of the nonnegative part of a flag variety

We study the nonnegative part B_{\ge 0} of the flag variety of a reductive algebraic group G, as defined by Lusztig. Using positivity properties of the canonical basis it is shown that B_{\ge 0} has an algebraic cell decomposition indexed by pairs w\le w' of the Weyl group. This result was conjectired by Lusztig in [Lu; Progress in Math 123].

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