Lefschetz fibrations and symplectic homology

By Mark McLean. 2007

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This paper is about the symplectic topology of Stein manifolds. If we have a symplectic manifold .V; !/, then we say it carries a Stein structure if there exists a complex structure J and an exhausting (ie proper and bounded from below) plurisubharmonic function W V ! R such that ! D dd , where d is defined by d.a/.X / WD da.JX /. The triple .V;J; / is called a Stein manifold. We say that a Stein manifold is of finite type if only has finitely many critical points, each of which is nondegenerate.

Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics

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In Geometry and Topology

  1. A. Oancea
  2. M. Abouzaid
  3. Alexander F. Ritter
  4. Frederick J. Bourgeois III
  5. Kai Cieliebak
  6. P. Seidel
  7. T. Ekholm
  8. Otto van Koert

In Mathematical Physics

  1. A. Oancea
  2. M. Abouzaid
  3. Alexander F. Ritter
  4. Frederick J. Bourgeois III
  5. P. Seidel
  6. Kai Cieliebak
  7. T. Ekholm
  8. Otto van Koert

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