New Structures in Low-Dimensional Topology
Series: Bolyai Society Mathematical Studies;
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Product details:
- Publisher Springer Nature Switzerland
- Date of Publication 30 July 2026
- ISBN 9783032134936
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages301 pages
- Size 235x155 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations VII, 301 p. 1 illus. 700
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This volume is based on lecture series of two Summer Schools in 2024: the Simons Collaboration Summer School ""New structures in low-dimensional topology"" (Budapest, Hungary) and the Georgia Topology Summer School ""Knotted surfaces in four-manifolds"" (Athens, Georgia, USA). These notes provide a glimpse to several novel methods and results in low dimensional topology. Indeed, the lectures on ""Instanton Floer homology and applications"" (by Mrowka and Baldwin) give a detailed account on instanton invariants, apply it in the sutured setting, and provide results regarding the minimal genus problem. Novel invariants are discussed in the lectures of Gukov and Park and provide a close connection to theoretical physics. The lectures of Lobb and Greene on the square peg problem give an up-to-date account regarding the solution of this simple-looking, more than 100 years old problem on the plane. The lectures of Maggie Miller describe knotted surfaces in the 4-dimensional sphere, while the lectures of Mark Hughes provide a diagrammatic approach to the same problem. Arunima Ray's lectures also deal with surfaces, but in this case, the embedding is not necessarily smooth, only 'locally flat'. Kyle Hayden’s lectures connect link homologies to the study of surfaces in four-dimensional spaces. Finally, the lectures of Stipsicz recall the construction of invariants for four-dimensional manifolds and examine the genus function of a four-manifold using these tools.
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Chapter 1. Instanton Floer homologies and applications.- Chapter 2. New quantum invariants from braiding Verma modules.- Chapter 3. An introduction to symplectic geometry and instricption problems.- Chapter 4. Concordance of surfaces in 4-manifolds.- Chapter 5. Constructing locally flat surfaces in 4-manifolds.- Chapter 6. Knotted surfaces in 4-manifolds and their diagrams.- Chapter 7. Link homologies and knotted surfaces.- Chapter 8. Four lectures on smooth four-manifolds.
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