Marco Mackaay
University of the Algarve
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Algebraic & Geometric Topology | 2007
Marco Mackaay; Pedro Dos Santos Santana Forte Vaz
We define the universal sl3 –link homology, which depends on 3 parameters, following Khovanov’s approach with foams. We show that this 3–parameter link homology, when taken with complex coefficients, can be divided into 3 isomorphism classes. The first class is the one to which Khovanov’s original sl3 –link homology belongs, the second is the one studied by Gornik in the context of matrix factorizations and the last one is new. Following an approach similar to Gornik’s we show that this new link homology can be described in terms of Khovanov’s original sl2 –link homology.
Geometry & Topology | 2009
Pedro Dos Santos Santana Forte Vaz; Marco Mackaay; Marko Stosic
We use foams to give a topological construction of a rational link homology categorifying the slN link invariant, for N>3. To evaluate closed foams we use the Kapustin-Li formula adapted to foams by Khovanov and Rozansky. We show that for any link our homology is isomorphic to Khovanov and Rozanskys.
Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications | 2007
Pedro Dos Santos Santana Forte Vaz; Marco Mackaay; Paul Turner
We show that Rasmussens invariant of knots, which is derived from Lees variant of Khovanov homology, is equal to an analogous invariant derived from certain other filtered link homologies.
Transactions of the American Mathematical Society | 2011
Marco Mackaay; Marko Stosic; Pedro Dos Santos Santana Forte Vaz
In this paper we define the 1,2-coloured HOMFLY-PT triply graded link homology and prove that it is a link invariant. We also conjecture on how to generalize our construction for arbitrary colours.
arXiv: Quantum Algebra | 2013
Marco Mackaay; Weiwei Pan; Daniel Tubbenhauer
In this paper we use Kuperbergs sl3-webs and Khovanovs sl3-foams to define a new algebra K S , which we call the sl3-web algebra. It is the sl3 analogue of Khovanovs arc algebra. We prove that K S is a graded symmetric Frobenius algebra. Furthermore, we categorify an instance of q-skew Howe duality, which allows us to prove that K S is Morita equivalent to a cer- tain cyclotomic KLR-algebra of level 3. This allows us to determine the split Grothendieck group K ⊕ 0 (W S )Q(q), to show that its center is isomorphic to the cohomology ring of a certain Spaltenstein variety, and to prove that K S is a graded cellular algebra.
Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society | 2012
Mikhail Khovanov; Aaron D. Lauda; Marco Mackaay; Marko Stosic
We study the properties of the extended graphical calculus for categorified quantum
Algebraic & Geometric Topology | 2008
Pedro Dos Santos Santana Forte Vaz; Marco Mackaay
sl(n)
Mathematische Zeitschrift | 2014
Marco Mackaay; W. Pan; D. Tubbenhauer
. The main results include proofs of Reidemeister 2 and Reidemeister 3-like moves involving strands corresponding to arbitrary thicknesses and arbitrary colors -- the results that were anounced in [M. Stosic: Indecomposable objects and Lusztigs canonical basis, Math. Res. Lett. 22, no. 1 (2015), 245-278].
International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences | 2010
Marco Mackaay; Pedro Dos Santos Santana Forte Vaz
We prove that the foam and matrix factorization universal rational sl3 link homologies are naturally isomorphic as projective functors from the category of link and link cobordisms to the category of bigraded vector spaces.
Journal of Algebra | 2018
Marco Mackaay; Alistair Savage
In this paper we use Kuperbergs sl3-webs and Khovanovs sl3-foams to define a new algebra K S , which we call the sl3-web algebra. It is the sl3 analogue of Khovanovs arc algebra. We prove that K S is a graded symmetric Frobenius algebra. Furthermore, we categorify an instance of q-skew Howe duality, which allows us to prove that K S is Morita equivalent to a cer- tain cyclotomic KLR-algebra of level 3. This allows us to determine the split Grothendieck group K ⊕ 0 (W S )Q(q), to show that its center is isomorphic to the cohomology ring of a certain Spaltenstein variety, and to prove that K S is a graded cellular algebra.