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dual torus fibration

definition 0.0.1 [Mirror symmetry motivation notes]

Let \[ f:X_0\to B_0 \] be a smooth torus fibration with fibers \(F_b\simeq V_b/\Lambda_b\), where \(V_b\) is a real vector space and \(\Lambda_b\subset V_b\) is a lattice. The dual torus fibration is \[ \check f:\check X_0\to B_0, \qquad \check F_b:=\check f^{-1}(b)=\operatorname{Hom}(\Lambda_b,U(1)) \simeq H^1(F_b;\RR)/H^1(F_b;\ZZ). \] Fiberwise, \[ H_1(\check F_b;\ZZ)\simeq H^1(F_b;\ZZ), \qquad H^1(\check F_b;\ZZ)\simeq H_1(F_b;\ZZ). \] If the three-torus fibers are oriented, then Poincar\'e duality, with respect to the chosen orientations, gives the useful identifications \[ H^1(\check F_b;\CC)\simeq H^2(F_b;\CC), \qquad H^2(\check F_b;\CC)\simeq H^1(F_b;\CC). \] These fiberwise identifications induce the corresponding dual local systems over \(B_0\).

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