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   Hendricks, Kristen; Lipshitz, Robert (April 2019, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society)

   We give a bordered extension of involutive HF-hat and use it to give an algorithm to compute involutive HF-hat for general 3-manifolds. We also explain how the mapping class group action on HF-hat can be computed using bordered Floer homology. As applications, we prove that involutive HF-hat satisfies a surgery exact triangle and compute HFI-hat of the branched double covers of all 10-crossing knots. 

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3. Splicing knot complements and bordered Floer homology

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   Hedden, Matthew; Levine, Adam Simon (January 2016, Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik (Crelles Journal))

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   Abstract We show that the integer homology sphere obtained by splicing two nontrivial knot complements in integer homology sphere L-spaces has Heegaard Floer homology of rank strictly greater than one. In particular, splicing the complements of nontrivial knots in the 3-sphere never produces an L-space. The proof uses bordered Floer homology. 

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4. A bordered HF^- algebra for the torus

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   Lipshitz, Robert; Ozsváth, Peter; Thurston, Dylan P (January 2025, Journal of Symplectic Geometry)

   Auroux, Denis; Biran, Paul; Donaldson, Simon; Mrowka, Tomasz (Ed.)

   We describe a weighted A-infinity algebra associated to the torus. We give a combinatorial construction of this algebra, and an abstract characterization. The abstract characterization also gives a relationship between our algebra and the wrapped Fukaya category of the torus. These algebras underpin the (unspecialized) bordered Heegaard Floer homology for three-manifolds with torus boundary, which will be constructed in forthcoming work. 

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5. Naturality and Mapping Class Groups in Heegaard Floer Homology

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   Juhász, András; Thurston, Dylan; Zemke, Ian (September 2021, Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society)

   We show that all versions of Heegaard Floer homology, link Floer homology, and sutured Floer homology are natural. That is, they assign concrete groups to each based 3-manifold, based link, and balanced sutured manifold, respectively. Furthermore, we functorially assign isomorphisms to (based) diffeomorphisms, and show that this assignment is isotopy invariant. The proof relies on finding a simple generating set for the fundamental group of the “space of Heegaard diagrams,” and then showing that Heegaard Floer homology has no monodromy around these generators. In fact, this allows us to give sufficient conditions for an arbitrary invariant of multi-pointed Heegaard diagrams to descend to a natural invariant of 3-manifolds, links, or sutured manifolds. 

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