In-Person and Online Talk

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TQFT considerations provide many interesting structures on the invariants of symplectic manifolds coming from holomorphic curves, while the h-principle gives many strong classification results in symplectic topology. The closed-open string map is an example of the former and the arborealization program belongs to the latter category. 

I will explain how these tools help us prove quantitative rigidity results concerning the non-displacablity of Lagrangian skeleta of Weinstein manifolds and cases of Orlov's conjecture which tells us how to extract information of a variety from its derived category. The central notion is the Rouquier dimension of the wrapped Fukaya categories of Liouville manifolds. This is joint work with Laurent Cote.