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27 April 2024
 
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Hamiltonian dynamics and symplectic 2-capacities
Alvaro Pelayo ; San Vu Ngoc ;
Date 4 Oct 2012
AbstractWe show that the cylinder B^2(1) imes mathbb{R}^{2(n-1)}, n >= 3, may be symplectically embedded into B^4(R) imes mathbb{R}^{2(n-2)} when R >= sqrt{3}. This answers a question posed by H. Hofer in 1989. The existence of such embeddings implies that there are no symplectic 2-capacities. We draw essentially on the work of Guth, Hind, Kerman, and Polterovich, which shows that B^2(1) imes B^{2(n-1)}(r) may be symplectically embedded into B^4(R) imes mathbb{R}^{2(n-2)} for any finite r > 0 and R > sqrt{3}. We supply the final arguments to answer Hofer’s question. The main tool is a construction to remove singular limits of smooth families of embeddings. The construction can also be used to answer a question of R. Hind and E. Kerman concerning symplectic embeddings into products of the form B^2(R_1) imes B^2(R_2) imes mathbb{R}^{2(n-2)}.
Source arXiv, 1210.1537
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