We study a class of Legendrian surfaces in contact five-folds by encoding their wavefronts via planar
combinatorial structures. We refer to these surfaces as Legendrian weaves, and to the combinatorial
objects as
–graphs.
First, we develop a diagrammatic calculus which encodes contact geometric
operations on Legendrian surfaces as multicolored planar combinatorics. Second,
we present an algebrogeometric characterization for the moduli space of microlocal
constructible sheaves associated to these Legendrian surfaces. Then we use these
–graphs
and the flag moduli description of these Legendrian invariants for several
new applications to contact and symplectic topology.
Applications include showing that any finite group can be realized as a subquotient
of a 3–dimensional Lagrangian concordance monoid for a Legendrian surface in
, a new
construction of infinitely many exact Lagrangian fillings for Legendrian links in
, and performing
–rational
point counts that distinguish Legendrian surfaces in
. In
addition, we develop the notion of Legendrian mutation, studying microlocal
monodromies and their transformations. The appendix illustrates the connection between
our
–graph
calculus for Lagrangian cobordisms and Elias, Khovanov and Williamson’s Soergel
calculus.
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