2015
DOI: 10.1090/s0273-0979-2015-01477-1
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A symplectic prolegomenon

Abstract: Abstract. A symplectic manifold gives rise to a triangulated A ∞ -category, the derived Fukaya category, which encodes information on Lagrangian submanifolds and dynamics as probed by Floer cohomology. This survey aims to give some insight into what the Fukaya category is, where it comes from, and what symplectic topologists want to do with it.

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“…Our treatment of the Fukaya category and mirror symmetry has been necessarily sketchy. The interested reader is invited to consult the survey articles of Auroux [2] and Smith [35], and to explore their extensive bibliographies, for a more detailed introduction. The monotone Fukaya category was constructed rigorously in the work of Sheridan [34] and Ritter-Smith [27].…”
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“…Our treatment of the Fukaya category and mirror symmetry has been necessarily sketchy. The interested reader is invited to consult the survey articles of Auroux [2] and Smith [35], and to explore their extensive bibliographies, for a more detailed introduction. The monotone Fukaya category was constructed rigorously in the work of Sheridan [34] and Ritter-Smith [27].…”
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“…The most famous example is that of the Fukaya category Fuk(M ) of a symplectic manifold M (with additional technical assumptions), which is an A ∞ -category whose higher multiplications are defined by counting moduli spaces of pseudo-holomorphic disks with Lagrangian boundary conditions and n+1 marked points on their boundary. We refer for instance to [Smi15] and [Aur14] for introductions to the subject.…”
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“…(Prerequisites) While we have endeavoured to survey most of the previous works directly aimed at the Thomas-Yau conjecture, there is a very extensive literature on geometric measure theory and symplectic geometry in the background. We do not assume expertise on these matters, but some previous exposures such as F. Morgan's introductory book [60], and the excellent surveys of Auroux [9] and Smith [73] would be useful. The most important background facts for our main purpose are also recalled in section 5.1 and the Appendix on the Fukaya category.…”
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