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7.4.12. Fukaya categories from strand algebras

Consider an oriented singular curve ZZ with nz∈{2,4}n_{z}\in\{2,4\} for all zz and its corresponding chord diagram (𝒡,𝐚)({\mathcal{Z}},{\mathbf{a}}) (cf Β§7.2.4). Let (F,Ξ›,S+,Sβˆ’)(F,\Lambda,S^{+},S^{-}) be the associated sutured surface. We assume that every component of βˆ‚F\partial F intersects S+S^{+} non-trivially (cf Β§7.2.5). Choose for each component EE of Sβˆ’S^{-} a point eE∈Ee_{E}\in E and let S={eE}ES=\{e_{E}\}_{E}. We have obtained a pair (F,S)(F,S) where SS is a finite subset of βˆ‚F\partial F.

Consider the arcs Ο‰z\omega_{z} for z∈Ze​x​cz\in Z_{exc} (cf Β§7.2.4). Note that Fβˆ–(⋃z∈Ze​x​cΟ‰z)F\setminus\bigl(\bigcup_{z\in Z_{exc}}\omega_{z}\bigr) is a union of discs, each of which contains one point of SS.

Auroux [Au2, Definition 8] considers a partially wrapped Fukaya category ℱ⁑(Symn​F,S){\mathcal{F}}(\mathrm{Sym}^{n}F,S) of the symmetric power Symn​(F)\mathrm{Sym}^{n}(F) of FF with set of stops SΓ—Symnβˆ’1​(F)S\times\mathrm{Sym}^{n-1}(F). This is an (ungraded) A∞A_{\infty}-category over kk.

Let s,t∈Ze​x​cs,t\in Z_{exc}. A path in ZZ gives rise to a path in FF and this defines a bijection ff from the set of admissible homotopy classes of paths sβ†’ts\to t in ZZ to the set χ¯ts\bar{\chi}_{t}^{s} of [Au2, Proposition 11] (recall the orientation reversal, cf Convention 7.2.12). When s=ts=t, the trivial path is sent to the element 𝟏𝐒\bf{1}_{i} of Auroux.

Auroux [Au2, Proposition 11] relates the A∞A_{\infty}-category ℱ⁑(Symn​F,S){\mathcal{F}}(\mathrm{Sym}^{n}F,S) to the strand algebra associated with ZZ.

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Theorem 7.4.37 (Auroux). There is a fully faithful A∞A_{\infty}-functor

Ξ¦:π’œβ‘(Z,n)→ℱ⁑(Symn​F,S),Iβ†¦βˆi∈IΟ‰i,θ↦(χ⁑(ΞΈ),(f⁑(ΞΈs))s)\Phi:{\mathcal{A}}(Z,n)\to{\mathcal{F}}(\mathrm{Sym}^{n}F,S),\ I\mapsto\prod_{i\in I}\omega_{i},\ \theta\mapsto(\chi(\theta),(f(\theta_{s}))_{s})

inducing an equivalence of derived categories.

Original mathematics by the credited authors. Source collection and HTML conversion remain in progress.

Andrew Manion, Raphael Rouquier

Original source: arXiv:2009.09627v2