Comultiplication in link Floer homology and transversely nonsimple links (Q982418): Difference between revisions

Given a contact structure on the Euclidean three-space, a topological link type is said to be transversely simple if its transverse link type is determined by the self-linking numbers for all of its sublinks. In the paper under review the author gives infinitely many examples of prime transversely nonsimple links for the rotationally symmetric tight contact structure which is equivalent to the standard one, by using a kind of comultiplication in link Floer homology.