Adiabatic Fredholm Theory

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Auteurs principaux: Bottman, Nathaniel, Wehrheim, Katrin
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author Bottman, Nathaniel
Wehrheim, Katrin
author_facet Bottman, Nathaniel
Wehrheim, Katrin
contents We develop a robust functional analytic framework for adiabatic limits. This framework consist of a notion of adiabatic Fredholm family, several possible regularity properties, and an explicit construction that provides finite dimensional reductions that fit into all common regularization theories. We show that thhese finite dimensional reductions inherit global continuity and differentiability properties from the adiabatic Fredholm family. Moreover, we indicate how to construct adiabatic Fredholm families that describe the adiabatic limits for the nondegenerate Atiyah-Floer conjecture and strip-shrinking in quilted Floer theory.
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spellingShingle Adiabatic Fredholm Theory
Bottman, Nathaniel
Wehrheim, Katrin
Symplectic Geometry
Functional Analysis
47H09, 53D40, 57R58, 58B15
We develop a robust functional analytic framework for adiabatic limits. This framework consist of a notion of adiabatic Fredholm family, several possible regularity properties, and an explicit construction that provides finite dimensional reductions that fit into all common regularization theories. We show that thhese finite dimensional reductions inherit global continuity and differentiability properties from the adiabatic Fredholm family. Moreover, we indicate how to construct adiabatic Fredholm families that describe the adiabatic limits for the nondegenerate Atiyah-Floer conjecture and strip-shrinking in quilted Floer theory.
title Adiabatic Fredholm Theory
topic Symplectic Geometry
Functional Analysis
47H09, 53D40, 57R58, 58B15
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.01779