Workshop on Recent Developments in Symplectic Dynamics
From Filtered Floer Homology to Dynamics
The structure and growth of various types of Floer homology persistence modules are intimately connected to the dynamics of the underlying Hamiltonian system. For instance, systems with exponential barcode growth have positive topological and metric entropy, while a polynomial growth rate is indicative of complete integrability. Reeb pseudo-rotations tend to have a rigid “minimal” persistence module. In this talk, we discuss these connections and also point out some open questions, drawing mainly on a series of joint results with Erol Barut, Erman Cineli, Basak Gurel, and Marco Mazzucchelli.
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November 02, 2026 | 10:00am – 11:00am
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Workshop on Recent Developments in Symplectic Dynamics
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Topic: From Filtered Floer Homology to Dynamics
Speakers: Viktor Ginzburg, University of California Santa Cruz
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The structure and growth of various types of Floer homology
persistence modules are intimately connected to the dynamics of the
underlying Hamiltonian system. For instance, systems with exponential
barcode growth have positive topological and metric entropy, while a
polynomial growth rate is indicative of complete integrability. Reeb
pseudo-rotations tend to have a rigid “minimal” persistence
module. In this talk, we discuss these connections and also point out
some open questions, drawing mainly on a series of joint results with
Erol Barut, Erman Cineli, Basak Gurel, and Marco Mazzucchelli.
Simonyi Hall 101
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Simonyi Hall 101Speakers
Viktor Ginzburg, University of California Santa Cruz