
TL;DR
This thesis develops a local Heegaard Floer homology for tangles, establishing a glueing theorem, exploring skein relations, and connecting to Fukaya categories, with computational tools included.
Contribution
It introduces a new tangle invariant HFT, a glueing theorem via bordered sutured Floer homology, and peculiar modules that encode skein relations and mutation invariance.
Findings
Established a glueing theorem for HFT using bordered sutured Floer homology.
Repackaged glueing structure into peculiar modules for 4-ended tangles.
Proved mutation invariance of HFL for links related by a (2,-3)-pretzel tangle.
Abstract
The purpose of this thesis is to define a "local" version of Ozsv\'{a}th and Szab\'{o}'s Heegaard Floer homology for links in the 3-dimensional sphere, i.e. a Heegaard Floer homology for tangles in the closed 3-ball. After studying basic properties of and its decategorified tangle invariant , we prove a glueing theorem in terms of Zarev's bordered sutured Floer homology, which endows with an additional glueing structure. For 4-ended tangles, we repackage this glueing structure into certain curved complexes , which we call peculiar modules. This allows us to easily recover oriented and unoriented skein relations for . Our peculiar modules enjoy some symmetry properties, which support a…
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