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      A1-homotopy invariants of topological Fukaya categories of surfaces

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          We provide an explicit formula for localizing \(A^1\)-homotopy invariants of topological Fukaya categories of marked surfaces. Following a proposal of Kontsevich, this differential \(\mathbb Z\)-graded category is defined as global sections of a constructible cosheaf of dg categories on any spine of the surface. Our theorem utilizes this sheaf-theoretic description to reduce the calculation of invariants to the local case when the surface is a boundary-marked disk. At the heart of the proof lies a theory of localization for topological Fukaya categories which is a combinatorial analog of Thomason-Trobaugh's theory of localization in the context of algebraic K-theory for schemes.

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              2015-05-26
              2016-04-25
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              1505.06941
              bf29185f-8b69-4699-a5b2-7c7b9c9510aa

              http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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              32 pages, v3: references added, comments welcome, v4: strengthened main result, submitted
              math.CT math.AG math.AT

              General mathematics,Geometry & Topology
              General mathematics, Geometry & Topology

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