Spectral invariants for non-compactly supported Hamiltonians on the disc, and an application to the mean action spectrum

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Autori principali: Bramham, Barney, Pirnapasov, Abror
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author Bramham, Barney
Pirnapasov, Abror
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Pirnapasov, Abror
contents For a symplectic isotopy on the two-dimensional disc we show that the classical spectral invariants of Viterbo [20] can be extended in a meaningful way to {\it non-compactly} supported Hamiltonians. We establish some basic properties of these extended invariants and as an application we show that Hutchings' inequality in [8] between the Calabi invariant and the mean action spectrum holds without any assumptions on the isotopy; in [8] it is assumed that the Calabi invariant is less than the rotation number (or action) on the boundary.
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spellingShingle Spectral invariants for non-compactly supported Hamiltonians on the disc, and an application to the mean action spectrum
Bramham, Barney
Pirnapasov, Abror
Symplectic Geometry
Dynamical Systems
For a symplectic isotopy on the two-dimensional disc we show that the classical spectral invariants of Viterbo [20] can be extended in a meaningful way to {\it non-compactly} supported Hamiltonians. We establish some basic properties of these extended invariants and as an application we show that Hutchings' inequality in [8] between the Calabi invariant and the mean action spectrum holds without any assumptions on the isotopy; in [8] it is assumed that the Calabi invariant is less than the rotation number (or action) on the boundary.
title Spectral invariants for non-compactly supported Hamiltonians on the disc, and an application to the mean action spectrum
topic Symplectic Geometry
Dynamical Systems
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.07863