Cluster categories from Fukaya categories (Q6970133)

Cluster categories were introduced as a categorification of cluster algebras. They can be used to investigate the corresponding cluster algebra using the categorical language. But the cluster structure itself is an interesting categorical structure on the triangulated category. \N\NIn symplectic geometry, there are many triangulated categories for a given symplectic manifold. Let \(M\) be a Liouville domain such that \(2c_1(M) = 0 \in H^2(M, \mathbb{Z})\). Then there exists the derived wrapped Fukaya category \(D^{\pi}\mathcal{W}(M)\) and the derived compact Fukaya category \(D^{\pi}\mathcal{F}(M)\), which are triangulated categories. By definition, \(D^{\pi}\mathcal{F}(M)\) is a subcategory of \(D^{\pi}\mathcal{W}(M)\), so one can take the Verdier quotient \(D^{\pi}\mathcal{W}(M)/D^{\pi}\mathcal{F}(M)\), which is also a triangulated category.\N\NLet \(Q\) be a quiver whose underlying graph is a tree and let \(X_Q^{d+1}\) be the result of plumbing copies of \(T^*S^{d+1}\) along the quiver \(Q\). The authors show that the triple \((D^{\pi}\mathcal{W}(X_Q^{d+1}), D^{\pi}\mathcal{F}(X_Q^{d+1}), L_Q)\) is a Calabi-Yau triple, where \(D^{\pi}\mathcal{W}(X_Q^{d+1})\) and \(D^{\pi}\mathcal{F}(X_Q^{d+1})\) denote the derived wrapped and compact Fukaya categories of \(X_Q^{d+1}\) and \(L_Q\) denotes the direct sum of cocore disks. As a consequence, the Verdier quotient \(D^{\pi}\mathcal{W}(X_Q^{d+1})/D^{\pi}\mathcal{F}(X_Q^{d+1})\), which is equivalent to the derived Rabinowitz-Fukaya category, becomes the cluster category associated to \(Q\) and in particular, inherits a Calabi-Yau structure. The authors compute the endomorphism space of \(L_Q\) in this quotient using the Calabi-Yau structure, giving the Rabinowitz-Floer cohomology of \(L_Q\).