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Wrapped Floer theory and Viterbo Functoriality

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Adrian Dawid.

In this talk, we will review Abouzaid and Seidel’s construction of wrapped Floer chain complex using popsicles. We will then review bifurcation/homotopy methods in Floer theory and study how Viterbo’s homomorphism follows from this.

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