Extremal Lagrangian torus conjecture for convex toric domains

Let XΩ2nCnX^{2n}_{\Omega}\subset \mathbb{C}^n be a convex toric domain, with standard symplectic form ωstd\omega_{\mathrm{std}}. Let diagonal(XΩ2n)\operatorname{diagonal}(X^{2n}_{\Omega}) denote the diagonal of the domain. Extremal toric-domain conjecture. Every Lagrangian torus in (XΩ,ωstd)(X_{\Omega},\omega_{\mathrm{std}}) of symplectic energy equal to diagonal(XΩ2n)\operatorname{diagonal}(X^{2n}_{\Omega}) lies on the boundary XΩ2n\partial X^{2n}_{\Omega}. This extends the unit-ball conjecture to convex toric domains; the source states it as a conjecture, with the ellipsoid case discussed separately.

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Shah Faisal, “Extremal Lagrangian tori in toric domains”, arXiv:2504.13076 (2026).

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