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most citedThe vanishing of the contact invariant in the presence of torsion

41 citations · 60 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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math.GT2025

Computing Heegaard Floer invariants of closed contact 3-manifolds from open books

Cagatay Kutluhan, Gordana Matic, Jeremy Van Horn-Morris +1

We present two SageMath programs that build on and improve upon Sucharit Sarkar's hf-hat. Given an abstract open book and a collection of pairwise disjoint properly embedded arcs o…

math.SG2018★ 12 cited

On symplectic fillings of spinal open book decompositions I: Geometric constructions

Samuel Lisi, Jeremy Van Horn-Morris, Chris Wendl

A spinal open book decomposition on a contact manifold is a generalization of a supporting open book which exists naturally e.g. on the boundary of a symplectic filling with a Lefs…

math.GT2016

Fillings of genus-1 open books and 4-braids

R. Inanc Baykur, Jeremy Van Horn-Morris

We show that there are contact 3-manifolds of support genus one which admit infinitely many Stein fillings, but do not admit arbitrarily large ones. These Stein fillings arise from…

math.GT2016

Filtering the Heegaard Floer contact invariant

Cagatay Kutluhan, Gordana Matic, Jeremy Van Horn-Morris +1

We define an invariant of contact structures in dimension three from Heegaard Floer homology. This invariant takes values in the set . It is zero…

math.GT2015

Monoids in the mapping class group

John B. Etnyre, Jeremy Van Horn-Morris

In this article we survey, and make a few new observations about, the surprising connection between sub-monoids of mapping class groups and interesting geometry and topology in low…

math.SG2015★ 3 cited

Algebraic torsion via Heegaard Floer homology

Cagatay Kutluhan, Gordana Matic, Jeremy Van Horn-Morris +1

We outline Hutchings's prescription that produces an ECH analog of Latschev and Wendl's algebraic -torsion in the context of , a variant of ECH used in a proof of the isomo…