Remark 6.5 . [04GX]
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Remark 6.5.
We generally distinguish between the end, and the end. The main difference is the ordering of the Lagrangians at the intersection point. Here we are following the Joyce convention [41], which is opposite to Auroux [9]. This is dictated by compatibility with the degree formula (63). Similarly, later the product also requires the Lagrangian boundaries to be ordered clockwise, as opposed to the counterclockwise convention in Auroux [9].