7.3.6. One strand bordered algebras
Consider a chord diagram as in
§7.2.4 with associated singular curve .
Define
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Proposition 7.3.19 shows that the algebra is
the opposite of
Zarev’s algebra [Za, Definition 2.6] (this will be
explained for the more general algebras in §7.4.11).
Consider the chord diagram .
The associated singular curve is the quotient of oriented by
the relation whose non-trivial equivalence classes are
and .
The full pointed subcategory of with object set is
generated by and with relations
. This corresponds to the well-known
“torus algebra” in bordered Floer homology.
Consider the chord diagram .
The associated singular curve is the quotient of oriented by
the relation whose non trivial equivalence classes are
and .
The full pointed subcategory of with object set is
generated by and with relations
.
A curved -deformation of this subcategory appears in [LiOzTh3].
We have
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