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The Novikov Covering Kenneth Blakey Brown University June 3, 2021 Prepared While Participating at DIMACS REU 2021 Kenneth Blakey (Brown University) The Novikov Covering June 3, 2021 1 / 17
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The Novikov Covering

Kenneth Blakey

Brown University

June 3, 2021

Prepared While Participating at DIMACS REU 2021

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Introduction

This is a brief overview of the material needed to define the Novikovcovering of the space of paths between Lagrangians. The following can befound in [1], [2] and is followed closely. The author makes no claims oforiginality.

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Outline

1 The Space of Paths Between Lagrangians

2 The Universal Cover of ⌦

3 The �-Equivalence

4 The Novikov Covering of ⌦

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The Space of Paths

Let (L0, L1) be a pair of compact Lagrangian subamanifolds of (M,!).Consider

⌦(L0, L1) = {[0, 1] `�! M : `(0) 2 L0, `(1) 2 L1}. (1)

By specifying a base path `0 2 ⌦(L0, L1) we get the connected component

⌦(L0, L1; `0). (2)

Hence we may assume (L0, L1) are connected.

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Why can we assume connected?

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Choosing an Io actually chooses connected components

of Lo L since

Io G C Lo

I il C L

So D Lo L Io is the space of paths between these

connected components

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Action 1-form

We have the action 1-form given by

↵`(Y ) =

Z 1

0!( ˙̀(t),Y (t))dt (3)

for Y 2 T`⌦(L0, L1; `0).

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By viewings tangent vectorsin IL Lo h lo

as equivalence classesof curves we may view

YE Toh Cho L Io as a rector Greed Yfy along d

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Universal Cover

Consider set of pairs (`,w) such that ` 2 ⌦(L0, L1; `0) and

[0, 1]2 w�! M (4)

subject to

If we consider w as a map s 7! w(s, ·) then the fiber at ` of the universalcover ⌦(L0, L1; `0) can be represented by the set of path homotopy classesof w relative to its ends s = 0, 1.

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GqWco I do well a I

w Cs o c Lo w s t EL HseG if

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The Map w

Let (`,w), (`,w 0) be two such pairs. Then the concatenation

[0, 1]2 w#w 0����! M (5)

induces maps:

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si s n a o.fi do

sina.tn

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Some Homomorphisms

Since the symplectic area

I!(c) =

Z

C! (6)

is independent of the homotopy of C we have a homomorphism

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it GA Lo Li Io s R

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Some Homomorphisms Cont.

Also we have that C associates a symplectic bundle pair

VC = C ⇤TM,�C =a

c⇤i TLi (7)

where S1 ci�! Li is

Since (VC ,�C ) are independent of the homotopy of C this induces ahomomorphism

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Cics s.ie ci On

it A Lali Io sz

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Why are I!, Iµ independent of homotopy?

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T

General fact that if A B Kmanifolds w A B

homotopic smooth mapsde 2 37 closed

fa f's Jagsuse Stoke's thin4 w

the homotopyt

General fact that pullbackof fibrebundles as invariant

under homotopy

use theuniversal property

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The �-Equivalence

We have that w#w 0 induces maps c ,C as before.

DefinitionTwo pairs (`,w), (`,w 0) are said to be �-Equivalent if

I!(w#w 0) = 0 = Iµ(w#w 0) (8)

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The Novikov Covering of ⌦

DefinitionThe Novikov covering ⌦̃(L0, L1; `0) is the set of �-Equivalent classes[`,w ].

We note `0 has a natural lift

and so ⌦̃(L0, L1; `0) has a natural base point.

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do do w UT set Io Ct

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Deck Transformations of ⌦̃

Let ⇧(L0, L1; `0) denote the deck transformation group of ⌦̃(L0, L1; `0).Then I!, Iµ push down to homomorphisms

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E

TI Lo 4 Io R

TI lo L Io Is a

E g Iw Ec ve g Ive c

It canbeshown 1T Lo L lo is abelian since themapExve

TT Lo L lo RX TI

is an injective gp morphism

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Deck Transformations of ⌦̃ Cont.

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what is C Wellit facto t lol

TI ChoiLi Io EP CtGIGO 4 lol

where pa is projection of Novikov covering So

g is some loop in A ti lo up to composition

w hoops satisfying Iw Ive o Then

CI is this class of gas identification

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References

[1] D. McDuff and D. Salamon. Introduction to Symplectic Topology.New York: Oxford University Press, 1995.

[2] K. Fukaya [et al.] Lagrangian Intersection Floer Theory. AMS/IPStudies in Advanced Mathematics, 2009.

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Acknowledgements

Work supported by the Rutgers Department of Mathematics, NSF grantDMS-1711070, and the DIMACS REU program.

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