In this paper we investigate a family of Hamiltonian-minimal Lagrangian submanifolds in C m , CP m and other symplectic toric manifolds constructed from intersections of real quadrics. In particular we explain the nature of this phenomenon by proving H-minimality in a more conceptual way, and prove minimality of the same submanifolds in the corresponding moment-angle manifolds.1 by Y.Dong [5] and Hsiang-Lawson [7] we prove minimality of embeddings N ֒→ Z, and explain the underlying reasons for H-minimality for embeddings N ֒→ C m . Also, based on the note of A. Mironov and T.Panov [14] where they refer to the results of Y.Dong, we give an explicit construction and independent proof of H-minimality of Lagrangian submanifolds in symplectic toric manifolds, which generalize the result of A.Mironov.The paper is organized as follows: after introduction we give some background material on the notions of minimality and H-minimality. In the third section we review the construction of symplectic toric manifolds. The main results are stated in the last two sections.
Minimality and H-minimality2.1. Minimality. Let M and L be smooth compact manifolds, g be a Riemannian metric on M . Assume that i : L ֒→ M is an embedding, i.e. L is a submanifold in M . We endow L with the metric induced from M .In this notation, we say that variation i t happens along the vector field X.Definition 2.2. An embedding i : L ֒→ M is called minimal if volume of L is stationary with respect to all variations, i.e.