Familty of Lagrangian submanifolds
1 Families with the structure of vector bundle
1.1 A subset of
with additional structure
- Every Lagrangian submanifold
comes with a subspace of functions on it:
(in our application this subspace will be finite-dimensional) - There is an action of
on this subspace, more precisely for each
we are given a linear map
:
such that
1.2 Continuation problem
- For every fixed
, the extended functions are all in involution w.r.to the odd Poisson bracket on
:
(but for two differentand
in
, the functions extended from
are not required to be in involution from the functions extended from
)
- The extension commutes with the action of diffeomorphisms:
Suppose that the answer is “yes”. Then we can enlarge to
a larger subset of
which has a structure of a vector bundle over
, as
we will now describe.
1.3 A vector bundle over 
We define as the total space of the following vector bundle over
: the fiber
over
is the orbit of
under the Hamiltonian vector fields
generated by all the Hamiltonians from
.
Instead of the elements of
being in involution with each other, we could have required that the space
is closed under the Poisson bracket. But then
would not be a vector bundle, just some nonlinear bundle.
is diffeomorphism-invariant
2 Application to RNS formalism
2.1 Base family 
2.2 Subspaces 
2.3 Are there solutions to continuation problem?
We do not have an explicit solution of the continuation problem. Actually, we do not even have a proof that the solution exists.
2.4 Split family
The requirement of diffeomorphism-invariance in the continuation problem was crucial for us, because it guarantees the action of the mapping class group on our cycle.