Hamiltonian Floer theory on surfaces

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Autor principal: Connery-Grigg, Dustin
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author Connery-Grigg, Dustin
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contents We develop connections between the qualitative dynamics of Hamiltonian isotopies on a surface $Σ$ and their chain-level Floer theory using ideas drawn from Hofer-Wysocki-Zehnder's theory of finite energy foliations. We associate to every collection of capped $1$-periodic orbits which is `maximally unlinked relative the Morse range' a singular foliation on $S^1 \times Σ$ which is positively transverse to the vector field $\partial_t \oplus X^H$ and which is assembled in a straight-forward way from the relevant Floer moduli spaces. This provides a Floer-theoretic method for producing foliations of the type which appear in Le Calvez's theory of positively transverse foliations for surface homeomorphisms. Additionally, we provide a purely topological characterization of those Floer chains which both represent the fundamental class in $CF_*(H,J)$, and which lie in the image of some chain-level PSS map. This leads to the definition of a novel family of spectral invariants which share many of the same formal properties as the Oh-Schwarz spectral invariants, and we compute the novel spectral invariant associated to the fundamental class in entirely dynamical terms. This significantly extends a project initiated by Humilière-Le Roux-Seyfaddini in arXiv:1502.03834.
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spellingShingle Hamiltonian Floer theory on surfaces
Connery-Grigg, Dustin
Symplectic Geometry
Differential Geometry
Dynamical Systems
53D40 (Primary) 37J65, 37J39 (Secondary)
We develop connections between the qualitative dynamics of Hamiltonian isotopies on a surface $Σ$ and their chain-level Floer theory using ideas drawn from Hofer-Wysocki-Zehnder's theory of finite energy foliations. We associate to every collection of capped $1$-periodic orbits which is `maximally unlinked relative the Morse range' a singular foliation on $S^1 \times Σ$ which is positively transverse to the vector field $\partial_t \oplus X^H$ and which is assembled in a straight-forward way from the relevant Floer moduli spaces. This provides a Floer-theoretic method for producing foliations of the type which appear in Le Calvez's theory of positively transverse foliations for surface homeomorphisms. Additionally, we provide a purely topological characterization of those Floer chains which both represent the fundamental class in $CF_*(H,J)$, and which lie in the image of some chain-level PSS map. This leads to the definition of a novel family of spectral invariants which share many of the same formal properties as the Oh-Schwarz spectral invariants, and we compute the novel spectral invariant associated to the fundamental class in entirely dynamical terms. This significantly extends a project initiated by Humilière-Le Roux-Seyfaddini in arXiv:1502.03834.
title Hamiltonian Floer theory on surfaces
topic Symplectic Geometry
Differential Geometry
Dynamical Systems
53D40 (Primary) 37J65, 37J39 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.11231