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Title:
Strongly Invertible Knots, Khovanov Homotopy, and Localization

Speaker:
Robert Lipshitz

Abstract:
Strong inversions are a class of order-2 symmetries of knots in . Building on work of Seidel-Smith, Lidman-Manolescu, Stoffregen-Zhang, and others, we will describe a relationship between the Khovanov homology of a knot with a strong inversion and its quotients by the inversion. We will also give a modest application to surfaces in 4-space. This is joint work with Sucharit Sarkar. While there is no symplectic geometry in the talk, many of the ideas come from or may be useful in Floer-theoretic settings.

Link:
https://www.ias.edu/video/strongly-invertible-knots-khovanov-homotopy-and-localization