Theorem 7.4.37 (Auroux). There is a fully faithful -functor
inducing an equivalence of derived categories.
Consider an oriented singular curve with for all and its corresponding chord diagram (cf Β§7.2.4). Let be the associated sutured surface. We assume that every component of intersects non-trivially (cf Β§7.2.5). Choose for each component of a point and let . We have obtained a pair where is a finite subset of .
Consider the arcs for (cf Β§7.2.4). Note that is a union of discs, each of which contains one point of .
Auroux [Au2, Definition 8] considers a partially wrapped Fukaya category of the symmetric power of with set of stops . This is an (ungraded) -category over .
Let . A path in gives rise to a path in and this defines a bijection from the set of admissible homotopy classes of paths in to the set of [Au2, Proposition 11] (recall the orientation reversal, cf Convention 7.2.12). When , the trivial path is sent to the element of Auroux.
Auroux [Au2, Proposition 11] relates the -category to the strand algebra associated with .
Theorem 7.4.37 (Auroux). There is a fully faithful -functor
inducing an equivalence of derived categories.
Original source: arXiv:2009.09627v2