Mathematics – Symplectic Geometry
Scientific paper
2011-03-17
Mathematics
Symplectic Geometry
73 pages, 1 figure
Scientific paper
This is a sequel to [OZ1] in which we studied the adiabatic degeneration of Floer trajectories to "disk-flow-disk" configurations and the recovering gluing, where the gradient flow part had length 0. In the present paper we study the case when the gradient flow part has a positive length. Unlike the standard gluing problem, we study the problem of gluing 1-dimensional gradient segments and 2-dimensional (perturbed) J-holomorphic curves. The two also have different convergence rates near the ends: linear convergence for the finite gradient segments and exponential convergence for J-holomorphic maps. As an immediate application, we outline the proof that when a finite number of Hamiltonian deformations of a non-exact Lagrangian submanifold collapse simultaneously, the pearl complex moduli spaces used in [BC] are diffeomorphic to the J-holomorphic polygon moduli spaces in [FOOO] provided the dimension of the moduli spaces is sufficiently small. This is enough to prove that the A_{\infty}-structures appearing in the two pictures are isomorphic to each other. The main gluing theorem also provides another proof of the isomorphism property of PSS map which is different from that of [OZ1]: It bypasses the nodal Floer trajectories by going directly from "disk-flow-disk" configurations to resolved Floer trajectories.
OH Yong-Geun
Zhu Ke
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