Abstract:
In this paper we continue our study of special Bohr–Sommerfeld submanifolds
in the case when the ambient symplectic manifold possesses a compatible
integrable complex structure (and is thus an algebraic variety).
In this case we show how to reduce the special Bohr–Sommerfeld geometry
to Morse theory on the complements of ample divisors. This gives rise
to a construction of Lagrangian shadows of ample divisors in algebraic
varieties, which is an example of ‘algebraic v. symplectic’ duality.
We suggest a condition for the existence
of a Lagrangian shadow and give examples of Lagrangian shadows of ample
divisors on the projective plane, complex quadrics and flag manifolds.