Contact spectral invariants are constructed from contact Hamiltonian Floer homology and used to prove rigidity theorems for contact manifolds.
Gluing theories of contact instantons and of pseudoholomoprhic curves in SFT
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We develop the gluing theory of contact instantons in the context of open strings and in the context of closed strings \emph{with vanishing charge}, for example in the symplectization context. This is one of the key ingredients for the study of (virtually) smooth moduli space of (bordered) contact instantons needed for the construction of contact instanton Floer cohomology and more generally for the construction of Fukaya-type category of Legendrian submanifolds in contact manifold $(M,\xi)$. As an application, we apply the gluing theorem to give the construction of (cylindrical) Legendrian contact instanton homology that enters in our solution to Sandon's question for the nondegenerate case. We also apply this gluing theory to that of moduli spaces of holomorphic buildings arising in Symplectic Field Theory (SFT) by canonically lifting the former to that of the latter.
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Quantitative contact Hamiltonian dynamics
Contact spectral invariants are constructed from contact Hamiltonian Floer homology and used to prove rigidity theorems for contact manifolds.