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Lagrangian Floer theory in symplectic fibrations

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Lagrangian Floer theory in symplectic fibrations
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Schultz
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Douglas
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1986-
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Douglas Schultz
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Woodward
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Christopher T.
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Christopher T. Woodward
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Borisov
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Lev Borisov
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Feehan
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Paul M.N.
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Paul M.N. Feehan
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Sheridan
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Nick
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Nick Sheridan
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Rutgers University
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2016
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Consider a fibration of compact symplectic manifolds F → E → B with a compatible symplectic form on E, and an induced fibration of Lagrangian submanifolds LF → L → LB. We develop a Leray-Serre type spectral sequence to compute the Floer cohomology of L in terms of the Floer complex of LF and LB when F is symplectically small. Moreover, we write down a formula for the leading order superpotential when F is a Kahler homogeneous space. To solve the transversality and compactness problem, we use the classical approach in addition to the perturbation scheme recently developed by Cieliebak-Mohnke [CM07] and Charest-Woodward [CWb; CWa]. As applications, we find Floer-non-trivial tori in complex flag manifolds and ruled surfaces.
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Mathematics
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1 online resource (v, 126 p. : ill.)
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Ph.D.
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Symplectic manifolds
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by Douglas Schultz
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