On real Calabi-Yau threefolds twisted by a section
Diego Matessi
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Diego Matessi
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We study the mod $2$ cohomology of real Calabi-Yau threefolds given by real structures which preserve the torus fibrations constructed by Gross. We extend the results of Castaño-Bernard-Matessi and Arguz-Prince to the case of real structures twisted by a Lagrangian section. In particular we find exact sequences linking the cohomology of the real Calabi-Yau with the cohomology of the complex one. Applying SYZ mirror symmetry, we show that the connecting homomorphism is determined by a ``twisted squaring of divisors'' in the mirror Calabi-Yau, i.e. by $D \mapsto D^2 + DL$ where $D$ is a divisor in the mirror and $L$ is the divisor mirror to the twisting section. We use this to find an example of a connected $(M-2)$-real quintic threefold.
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We study the mod $2$ cohomology of real Calabi-Yau threefolds given by real structures which preserve the torus fibrations constructed by Gross. We extend the results of Castaño-Bernard-Matessi and Arguz-Prince to the case of real structures twisted by a Lagrangian section. In particular we find exact sequences linking the cohomology of the real Calabi-Yau with the cohomology of the complex one. Applying SYZ mirror symmetry, we show that the connecting homomorphism is determined by a ``twisted squaring of divisors'' in the mirror Calabi-Yau, i.e. by $D \mapsto D^2 + DL$ where $D$ is a divisor in the mirror and $L$ is the divisor mirror to the twisting section. We use this to find an example of a connected $(M-2)$-real quintic threefold.
Key concepts: Calabi–Yau manifold, Divisor (algebraic geometry), Mirror symmetry, Quintic function, Section (typography), Cohomology, Mathematics, Pure mathematics