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Naturality in real Heegaard Floer theory

Gary Guth, Ciprian Manolescu

In a previous paper we defined real Heegaard Floer homology, an invariant of three-manifolds equipped with involutions. Here we prove that real Heegaard Floer homology is natural,…

math.GT2026

From knots to four-manifolds

Ciprian Manolescu

This is a survey article about the connections between knot theory and four-dimensional topology. Every four-manifold can be represented in terms of a link, by a Kirby diagram. Thi…

math.GT2025

Real Heegaard Floer Homology

Gary Guth, Ciprian Manolescu

We define an invariant of three-manifolds with an involution with non-empty fixed point set of codimension ; in particular, this applies to double branched covers over knots. Ou…

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Canonical orientations in Heegaard Floer theory

Mohammed Abouzaid, Ciprian Manolescu

We set up Heegaard Floer theory over the integers, using canonical orientations coming from coupled Spin structures on the Lagrangian tori. We prove naturality of Heegaard Floer ho…

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A knot Floer stable homotopy type

Ciprian Manolescu, Sucharit Sarkar

Given a grid diagram for a knot or link K in , we construct a filtered spectrum whose homology is the knot Floer homology of K. We conjecture that the filtered homotopy type o…

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Searching for ribbons with machine learning

Sergei Gukov, James Halverson, Ciprian Manolescu +1

We apply Bayesian optimization and reinforcement learning to a problem in topology: the question of when a knot bounds a ribbon disk. This question is relevant in an approach to di…