Transport functions are constructed from Morse data to describe principal bundles, enabling a DG-coefficient Morse homology whose homology equals that of associated bundles in many cases and matches parallel transport constructions for smooth bundles.
Floer homology with dg coefficients
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We define Hamiltonian Floer homology with differential graded (DG) local coefficients for symplectically aspherical manifolds. The differential of the underlying complex involves chain representatives of the fundamental classes of the moduli spaces of Floer trajectories of arbitrary dimension. This setup allows in particular to define and compute Floer homology with coefficients in chains on fibers of fibrations over the free loop space of the underlying symplectic manifold. We develop the DG Floer toolset, including continuation maps and homotopies, and we also define and study symplectic homology groups with DG local coefficients. We define spectral invariants and establish general criteria for almost existence of contractible periodic orbits on regular energy levels of Hamiltonian systems inside Liouville domains. In the case of cotangent bundles, we prove a Viterbo isomorphism theorem with DG local coefficients. This serves as a stepping stone for applications to the almost existence of contractible closed characteristics on closed smooth hypersurfaces. In this context, our methods allow to access for the first time the dichotomy between closed manifolds that are aspherical and those that are not.
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Under a non-nilpotency condition in free loop space homology with respect to the Chas-Sullivan product, the number of simple Reeb orbits on star-shaped hypersurfaces grows at least like T/log(T).
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Transport functions for principal bundles and Morse homology with differential graded coefficients
Transport functions are constructed from Morse data to describe principal bundles, enabling a DG-coefficient Morse homology whose homology equals that of associated bundles in many cases and matches parallel transport constructions for smooth bundles.
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On the growth rate of Reeb orbit on star-shaped hypersurfaces
Under a non-nilpotency condition in free loop space homology with respect to the Chas-Sullivan product, the number of simple Reeb orbits on star-shaped hypersurfaces grows at least like T/log(T).