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Problem 3.14 . [03P4]

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Problem 3.14.

Suppose (M,J,g,Ω)(M,J,g,\Omega) is a Calabi–Yau mm-fold, LL a compact, immersed Lagrangian in MM with a transverse self-intersection point at p∈Mp\in M with local sheets L±,L_{\pm}, and NN a Joyce–Lee–Tsui Lagrangian MCF expander in Tp​MT_{p}M asymptotic to Tp​L+∪Tp​L−T_{p}L_{+}\cup T_{p}L_{-} and satisfying H=F⟂H=F^{\perp}. Prove that for small ϵ>0,\epsilon>0, there is a unique family {Lt:t∈(0,ϵ)}\{L^{t}:t\in(0,\epsilon)\} of compact, immersed Lagrangians in MM satisfying Lagrangian MCF, such that limt→0Lt=L0\lim_{t\rightarrow 0}L^{t}=L^{0} in a suitable sense, and for small tt we have Lt≈2​t⋅NL^{t}\approx\sqrt{2t}\cdot N near pp and Lt≈L+t​HLL^{t}\approx L+tH_{L} away from pp.

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