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Non-fillable contact structures on spheres and applications

来源: 04-25

时间:Tues., 13:30-14:30, Apirl 25, 2023

地点:Jinchunyuan West Building, Conference Room 3 Zoom ID: 4054160815, PW: 111111

组织者:陈伟彦、高鸿灏、黄意、林剑锋、江怡

主讲人:Zhengyi ZHOU 周正一 (AMSS)

Abstract 

Understanding the landscape of contact structures on spheres is a foundamental question in contact topology. In this talk, I will explain the joint work with Bowden, Gironella and Moreno on exotic contact spheres: the construction of tight contact spheres without fillings and exactly fillable contact spheres without Weinstein fillings. I will also discuss the effect of implementing such contact spheres on other contact manifolds through the contact connected sum.


About the speaker 

I am a faculty member at the Morningside Center of Mathematics and the Institute of Mathmatics of AMSS, CAS. I graduated from UC Berkeley under the supervision of Professor Katrin Wehrheim. After that, I spent 3 years as a postdoctoral member at the Institute for Advanced Study working with Professor Helmut Hofer.

I am interested in symplectic topology, more specifically, symplectic field theory and its applications to symplectic cobordism categories. Recently, I grew interest in symplectic and contact orbifolds, which could be very useful even if one only cares about symplectic and contact manifolds.

https://sites.google.com/view/zhengyizhou/


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