Invariants for homology 3-spheres
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Invariants for homology 3-spheres
(Encyclopaedia of mathematical sciences / editor-in-chief, R.V. Gamkrelidze, v. 140 . Low-dimensional topology / R.V. Gamkrelidze,
Springer, c2002
- : pbk
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注記
Bibliography: p. [205]-218
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The book gives a systematic exposition of the diverse ideas and methods in the area, from algebraic topology of manifolds to invariants arising from quantum field theories. The main topics covered include: constructions and classification of homology 3-spheres, Rokhlin invariant, Casson invariant and its extensions, and Floer homology and gauge-theoretical invariants of homology cobordism. Many of the topics covered in the book appear in monograph form for the first time. The book gives a rather broad overview of ideas and methods and provides a comprehensive bibliography. The text will be a valuable source for both the graduate student and researcher in mathematics and theoretical physics.
目次
1 Homology 3-Spheres 1.1 Integral homology 3-spheres 1.1.1 Homotopy 3-spheres 1.1.2 Poincare homology sphere 1.1.3 Brieskorn homology spheres 1.1.4 Seifert fibered homology spheres 1.1.5 Dehn surgery on knots 1.1.6 Surgery on links 1.1.7 Connected sums and splicing 1.1.8 Splice decomposition 1.1.9 Plumbing 1.1.10 Links of singularities 1.1.11 Mutations 1.1.12 Branched covers 1.1.13 Heegaard splittings of homology spheres 1.2 Rational homology spheres 1.2.1 Spherical space forms 1.2.2 Dehn surgery 1.2.3 Seifert fibered manifolds 1.2.4 Links of singularities 1.2.5 Branched covers 2 Rokhlin Invariant 2.1 The Rokhlin theorem 2.2 Definition of the Rokhlin invariant 2.3 Properties of the Rokhlin invariant 2.3.1 Surgery formula for the Rokhlin invariant 2.3.2 Surgery on algebraically split links 2.3.3 Splicing and mutation 2.3.4 Rokhlin invariant of branched coverings 2.3.5 Birman-Craggs homomorphisms 2.3.6 Homology cobordism invariance 2.4 Seifert fibered and graph homology spheres 2.4.1 The algorithm 2.4.2 The formula 3 Casson Invariant 3.1 Definition of the Casson invariant 3.2 Construction of the Casson invariant 3.2.1 SU(2)-representation spaces 3.2.2 The intersection theory 3.2.3 Orientations 3.2.4 Independence of Heegaard splitting 3.2.5 Casson invariant for knots and property (1) 3.2.6 The difference cycle 3.2.7 Casson invariant for boundary links and property (2) 3.2.8 Casson invariant of a trefoil and property (0) 3.3 Comments and ramifications 3.3.1 Pillowcase 3.3.2 Perturbations 3.3.3 The connected sum formula 3.3.4 The integrality of Casson invariant 3.3.5 Casson invariant of algebraically split links 3.4 Properties of the Casson invariant 3.4.1 Splicing additivity 3.4.2 Mutation invariance 3.4.3 Casson invariant of branched coverings 3.4.4 Casson invariant of fibered knots 3.4.5 Finite type invariants 3.4.6 Further properties of the Casson invariant 3.5 Seifert fibered and graph homology spheres 3.5.1 Casson invariant of Brieskorn homology spheres 3.5.2 Casson invariant of Seifert fibered homology spheres 3.5.3 The Neumann-Wahl conjecture 3.6 Applications of the Casson invariant 3.6.1 Triangulating topological 4-manifolds 3.6.2 Amphicheiral homology spheres 3.6.3 Property P for knots 4 Invariants of Walker and Lescop 4.1 Definition of the Walker invariant 4.2 Construction of the Walker invariant 4.2.1 SU(2)-representation varieties 4.2.2 The intersection theory 4.2.3 The surgery formula 4.2.4 Combinatorial definition of the Walker invariant 4.3 The Lescop invariant 4.4 Properties of the Walker and Lescop invariants 4.4.1 The gluing formula 4.4.2 Branched covers 4.4.3 Seifert fibered manifolds 4.5 Casson type invariants from other Lie groups 5 Casson Invariant and Gauge Theory 5.1 Gauge theory in dimension 3 5.2 Chern-Simons function 5.3 The Casson invariant from gauge theory 5.3.1 Morse theory and Euler characteristic 5.3.2 Critical points of cs and spectral flow 5.3.3 Non-degenerate case 5.3.4 Perturbations 5.3.5 Morse type perturbations 5.3.6 Casson invariant and Seiberg-Witten equations 5.4 Casson-type invariants of knots 5.4.1 Representation varieties of knot groups 5.4.2 The invariants 5.5 Equivariant Casson invariant 5.5.1 Equivariant gauge theory 5.5.2 Definition of the invariants 5.5.3 Equivariant Casson and knot signatures 5.5.4 Applications 5.6 The SU(3)-Casson invariant 5.6.1 Some SU(3)-gauge theory 5.6.2 Definition of the invariant 5.6.3 Properties and computations 6 Instanton Floer Homology 6.1 Gauge theory in dimension 4 6.1.1 Gauge theory on closed 4-manifolds 6.1.2 Gauge theory on open 4-manifolds 6.1.3 Linear analysis 6.1.4 Non-linear analysis 6.2 Definition of the Floer homology 6.2.1 Review of the Morse theory 6.2.2 Floer homology of integral homology spheres 6.2.3 Functoriality with respect to cobordisms 6.3 Spectral flow formulas 6.3.1 The Atiyah-Patodi-Singer formula 6.3.2 The splitting formula 6.3.3 The Kirk-Klassen formula 6.4 Seifert fibered and graph homology spheres 6.4.1 The algorithm 6.4.2 T
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