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Global topology of the Hitchin system - GEOM

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PGLn <strong>Hitchin</strong> <strong>system</strong> over <strong>the</strong> same <strong>Hitchin</strong> base<br />

T ∗ Pic 0 (C) = Pic 0 (C) × H 0 (C, K) is a group; it acts on M d<br />

by (L, ϕ) ˙ (E, φ) ↦→ (L ⊗ E, ϕ + φ)<br />

❀ action <strong>of</strong> Γ = Pic 0 [n] on ˇM d<br />

ˆM d = M d /T ∗ Pic 0 (C) ∼ = χ −1 (A 0 )/ Pic 0 (C) ∼ = ˇM/Γ<br />

ˆM d , <strong>the</strong> PGLn Higgs moduli space, is an orbifold<br />

<strong>the</strong> Γ action is along <strong>the</strong> fibers <strong>of</strong> ˇχ ❀ PGLn <strong>Hitchin</strong> map<br />

ˆχ : ˆM d = ˇM d /Γ → A 0<br />

ˇM d<br />

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ˇχ <br />

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ˆχ <br />

A0 will show generic fibers are dual Abelian varieties;<br />

which are complex Lagrangian due to integrable <strong>system</strong><br />

changing complex structure will lead to special Lagrangian<br />

fibrations; and so to SYZ<br />

ˆM e<br />

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