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Analysis reveals topological complexity of 4n in atoroidally symplectic CW-complexes, suggesting new calculations for manifold products.
A cohomology class u of a topological space X is atoroidal if its pullback to the torus vanishes for every map from a torus to X. Furthermore, X is atoroidally symplectic if there is an atoroidal cohomology class u∈ H²(X;F) such that uⁿ is non-zero. We prove that every atoroidally symplectic CW-complex X of dimension 2n has topological complexity 4n. This generalizes a result of Grant and Mescher who prove the corresponding statement in the case where X is an atoroidally c-symplectic manifold and u is a de Rham cohomology class. Using this generalisation, we obtain new calculations of topological complexity, including for many products of 3-manifolds and of group presentation complexes.
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