gromov-witten invariants
Gromov-Witten invariants are numerical invariants that measure the number of certain types of curves in a symplectic manifold, taking into account the geometric and topological properties of the manifold. They provide important information about the intersections of curves and can be used to study the moduli space of curves in the manifold.
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