In this project we study the energy functional on the set of Lagrangian tori in CP2. The energy functional has been introduced in [2] as integral of the potential of 2D periodic Schrödinger operator associated to Lagrangian torus. It has been conjectured in [2] that the Clifford torus is the unique global minimum of energy functional (the statement is later referred to as the energy conjecture). Due to geometric interpretation of energy functional as linear combination of the volume andWillmore functionals, this conjecture can be seen as the CP2 analogue of the well-known Willmore conjecture for tori in R3, recently proved in [18]. The energy conjecture has been verified for two families of Hamiltonian-minimal Lagrangian tori in [2]. Results of [5] and [23] imply the conjecture for minimal Lagrangian tori of sufficiently high spectral genus and non-embedded minimal Lagrangian tori, respectively. In the present work we prove the energy conjecture for a family of Hamiltonian-minimal Lagrangian tori in CP2 constructed in [4]. In sharp distinction with cases considered in [2], the value of the energy functional for these tori can not be calculated exactly. The proof relies on analytic bounds for certain elliptic integrals arising from the induced metric of tori. Possible directions of further work are: 1. Consider local behaviour of the energy functional. Are the critical points of the energy functional governed by an integrable PDE, akin to Tzizeica equation describing minimal Lagrangian tori? The same questions for critical points under Hamiltonian variations. 2. Is there an analogue of the energy conjecture for other Kähler-Einstein surfaces? The case of K3 surface is of special interest as minimal Lagrangian tori in K3 can be related to elliptic fibrations (for instance [20]) making the conjecture amenable to algebrogeometric analysis. 3. Examples of monotone Lagrangian tori with trivial Floer cohomology were constructed in [21]. Do there exist critical points of the energy functional with trivial Floer cohomology?

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The aim of this study is to figure out the optimization of survival probability of the generals in the card game "Legends of the Three Kingdoms". First, based on combinatorics and probability theory, the PASCAL program was performed to analyze the probabilities of success when several popular generals perform their special skills in the game. The results are as follows: Second, seven typical generals, including Zhou Tai, Zhang Jiao, Zhen Ji, Lu Xun, Ma Chao, Xiahou Dun, and Guo Jia, were chosen, and their abilities including attacking and defense were arbitrarily quantified according to a model constructed in the present study. The scores are as follows: Card-drawing Changing Attacking Defense Blood-selling Zhen Ji 5.62 Zhou Tai 1.04 Ma Chao 1.68 Xiahou Dun 1.19 Guo Jia 3.36 Lu Xun 3.55 Zhang Jiao 2.55 The abilities of different generals were sorted, and by comparison with the statistical record online, the reliability of the model was proved. Thus, the irrationality of the game is identified in this study, and we recommend the game designer to modify the abilities of some generals and to obtain an optimized value according to the output of the model, by which the game would be more popular.

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