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Monodromic Perverse Sheaves on Shifted Contact Stacks

Efe İzbudak

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Source: arXiv

Published: Sep 16, 2026

arXiv: 2609.18796

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Applying the BBDJS minimal model to the derived symplectification of a 1-1-shifted contact derived Artin stack and descending algebraically along the structural free Gm\mathbb{G}_m-action, we construct an \ell-adic perverse sheaf on any oriented such stack, and use Verdier's specialization equivalence for monodromic sheaves to equip it with a tame twisted monodromy operator θθ. We show that the local fundamental class of a Legendrian LL satisfies θμL=(1)vdimLμLθ\circ μ_L = (-1)^{\mathrm{vdim} L}μ_L, so that on Legendrians of odd virtual dimension, the class vanishes due to θθ-invariance. Moreover, both parities occur already on the A1A_1 chart while an odd Legendrian can carry a nonzero local class. We further formulate a contact analogue of Joyce's conjecture for a graded orientation, in which the orientation datum is twisted by the parity of the virtual dimension. Under the assumption of a monodromic refinement of the symplectic conjecture, we construct the categorified Legendrian 2-categories LFc(X)\mathfrak{L}\mathcal{F}_c(X) and LLeg0LLeg_0 via \ell-adic pull-push functors. Finally, we show that the contact Behrend function is identically 11, so that the associated Donaldson-Thomas invariant is the compactly supported étale Euler characteristic of the classical truncation, and that the higher traces of θθ recover the singularity type that the first trace discards. As an application, we show that the symplectic invariant of a derived intersection of conic Lagrangians in a cotangent bundle vanishes identically, while the contact invariant computes the Euler characteristic of the projectivized intersection, with an explicit formula for conormal bundles.

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