Associativity properties of the symplectic sum
The authors use a 4-fold sum operation introduced by the second author to prove an associativity rule for the symplectic sum. Two applications of this result are given:NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINE1. Let \(E(n)\) be the elliptic surface which is the \(n\)-fold branched cover of \(E(1)= \mathbb{C} P^2 \# 9 \overline {\mathbb{C} P}^2\) along a pair of fibres. Then the manifolds \(E(4) \#_Q \mathbb{C} P^2\) and \(E(3) \#_{T_1}Y\) are symplectically deformation equivalent, where \(Q\) is a quadric curve in \(\mathbb{C} P^2\), \(T_1\) is a torus and \(Y= \mathbb{C} P^2 \#8 \overline {\mathbb{C} P}^2\) along \(T_1\). This result completes those by Stipsicz and Gompf who have shown that they have the same Donaldson invariants and thus are diffeomorphic.NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINE2. The blow-up points can be traded from one side of a symplectic sum to another without changing the symplectic deformation class.
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- The Associativity of the Symmetric Difference
- Symplectic Kloosterman sums
- Associated symplectic and co-symplectic structures
- Symplectic Kloosterman sums and Poincaré series
- Symplectic normal connect sum
- Symmetric symplectic commutative associative algebras and related Lie algebras
- Algebraic symplectic analogues of additive quotients
- Symmetries for sums of the Legendre symbol
- A new symplectic surgery: the \(3\)-fold sum
- GW invariants relative to normal crossing divisors
- Symplectic geometry for pairs of submanifolds
- Kodaira dimension of fiber sums along spheres
- Many closed symplectic manifolds have infinite Hofer-Zehnder capacity
- The Associativity of the Symmetric Difference
- Pinwheels and nullhomologous surgery on 4-manifolds with \(b^+=1\)
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