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Homological algebra of knots and BPS states

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arxiv 1112.0030 v2 pith:XDAKG3XE submitted 2011-11-30 hep-th math.AGmath.GTmath.QA

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It is known that knot homologies admit a physical description as spaces of open BPS states. We study operators and algebras acting on these spaces. This leads to a very rich story, which involves wall crossing phenomena, algebras of closed BPS states acting on spaces of open BPS states, and deformations of Landau-Ginzburg models. One important application to knot homologies is the existence of "colored differentials" that relate homological invariants of knots colored by different representations. Based on this structure, we formulate a list of properties of the colored HOMFLY homology that categorifies the colored HOMFLY polynomial. By calculating the colored HOMFLY homology for symmetric and anti-symmetric representations, we find a remarkable "mirror symmetry" between these triply-graded theories.

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  1. HOMFLYPT homology for links in handlebodies via type A Soergel bimodules

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    Links in genus-g handlebodies are assigned a triply-graded homology built from singular Soergel bimodules and Hochschild cohomology, generalizing colored HOMFLYPT homology.

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