Floer theory of Anosov flows in dimension three
Kai Cieliebak, Oleg Lazarev, Thomas Massoni, Agustin Moreno

TL;DR
This paper explores the symplectic geometry of Liouville domains associated with three-dimensional Anosov flows, revealing their complex invariants and constructing specific Lagrangian submanifolds in key examples.
Contribution
It introduces the study of the wrapped Fukaya category for Anosov Liouville domains, showing their invariants differ from Weinstein cases and constructing explicit Lagrangians in certain flows.
Findings
The orbit category does not satisfy Abouzaid's generation criterion.
No closed exact Lagrangians of certain types exist in the suspension of linear Anosov diffeomorphisms.
Constructed multiple non-Hamiltonian isotopic Lagrangian tori in hyperbolic surface flows.
Abstract
A smooth Anosov flow on a closed oriented three manifold gives rise to a Liouville structure on the four manifold which is not Weinstein, by a construction of Mitsumatsu and Hozoori. We call it the associated Anosov Liouville domain. It is well defined up to homotopy and only depends on the homotopy class of the original Anosov flow; its symplectic invariants are then invariants of the flow. We study the symplectic geometry of Anosov Liouville domains, via the wrapped Fukaya category, which we expect to be a powerful invariant of Anosov flows. The Lagrangian cylinders over the simple closed orbits span a natural -subcategory, the orbit category of the flow. We show that it does not satisfy Abouzaid's generation criterion; it is moreover "very large", in the sense that is not split-generated by any strict sub-family. This is in contrast with the Weinstein…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
