Relative trisections · Question 3.1
Trisections and low-dimensional topology · AIMPL workshop record
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Suppose is a smooth, oriented -manifold with boundary. Consider an open book decomposition on and let be a relative trisection for corresponding to this open book. What conditions on implies that the open book supports a tight contact structure?
Remark: Define a notion of compatibility between trisection and symplectic structure. Find the sufficient conditions on the trisection which implies that it is a geometric filling e.g. symplectic filling with a convex or concave boundary.
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