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   * What you can do with skein-on-brane, and higher genus open Gromov-Witten invariant.    * What you can do with skein-on-brane, and higher genus open Gromov-Witten invariant. 
  
-===== skein, moduli, Lagrangian ===== +===== skein, moduli of brane ===== 
-$\gdef\lcal{\mathcal L}$ Let $\lcal \In \C$ be a $2 \dim_\R$ Legendrian in a 5 dimensional contact manifold. Let $L_\infty \lcal \times \R \In \C \times \R$ be corresponding Lagrangian in the symplectization. One can compute curves bounded by $L_\infty$ and Reeb chords. +$\gdef\lcal{\mathcal L}$ 
 +==== skein ====
  
-The genus $0$ count is well-defined, but higher genus count is valued in skein. :?:+ Let $\lcal \In \C$ be a $2 \dim_\R$ Legendrian in a 5 dimensional contact manifold. Let $L_\infty = \lcal \times \R \In \C \times \R$ be corresponding Lagrangian in the symplectization. One can compute curves bounded by $L_\infty$ and Reeb chords.  
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 +The genus $0$ count is well-defined, but higher genus count is valued in skein. (not sure if this is true)
  
 Consider a capping. Liouville manifold $W$ of $C$. And **non-exact** Lagrangian $L$ of $\lcal$. Consider holomorphic curve, bounded by $L$. Maybe also with a Reeb chord at infinity.  Consider a capping. Liouville manifold $W$ of $C$. And **non-exact** Lagrangian $L$ of $\lcal$. Consider holomorphic curve, bounded by $L$. Maybe also with a Reeb chord at infinity. 
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 +We have an action of skein algebra (on the Legendrian times R), on the skein module associated to the internal Lagrangian.
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 +==== moduli ====
 +Consider the moduli of rank 1 local system on $\lcal$, $Loc(\lcal)$. Under certain assumption, we have $Loc(\lcal)$ is an algebraic symplectic space. 
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 +For example, if $\lcal$ is a Legendrian torus, then its moduli space is $(\C^*)^2$. 
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 +Let $L$ be a non-exact Lagrangian bounded $\lcal$. Then, restriction $Loc(L) \to Loc(\lcal)$ has image being a holomorphic Lagrangian. 
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 +We can quantize this holomorphic Lagrangian to get a DQ module. 
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 +==== open GW invariant ====
 +skein algebra acting on the skein module. Certain operator annihilate the module, and that gives some equations.
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 +Then, the solution of certain equation is related to open GW invariant on $L$.
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