Floer potentials, cluster algebras and quiver representations
Vianna constructed infinitely many pairwise non Hamiltonian isotopic monotone Lagrangian tori in the complex projective plane. These tori are naturally indexed by Markov triples, and were constructed inductively by a geometric mutation procedure along the Markov tree. To distinguish these tori, Vianna uses information on counts of Maslov index 2 holomorphic disks contained in them. This construction was further conceptualized, where it is put into a context of cluster-like mutation operations. Vianna's mutation operation is extended to mutations of so-called Lagrangian seeds in del Pezzo surfaces (similar concepts are arboreal Lagrangian skeleta and compressing systems), the main result being a wall-crossing formula, stating that the Floer potentials of mutated Lagrangian tori are related by an explicit algebraic mutation rule for Laurent polynomials.\N\NP. Albers, M. Bertozzi, and M. Reineke use cluster algebras to interpret Floer potentials of monotone Lagrangian tori in toric del Pezzo surfaces as cluster characters of quiver representations.
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