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Atlas.GeometryOfManifolds.code.SymplecticCapacity

noncomputable def symplCapacity (r : ) :

The symplectic capacity of a ball or cylinder of radius $r$, defined as $\pi r^2$.

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    class IsSymplecticBall {Ω : Type u_1} {VF : Type u_2} [DifferentialFormSpace Ω VF] (S : SymplecticManifold Ω VF) :

    Marker class identifying a symplectic manifold $S$ as the standard symplectic ball $B^{2n}(r)$ of radius $r > 0$.

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      class IsSymplecticCylinder {Ω : Type u_1} {VF : Type u_2} [DifferentialFormSpace Ω VF] (S : SymplecticManifold Ω VF) :

      Marker class identifying a symplectic manifold $S$ as the standard symplectic cylinder $Z^{2n}(r) = B^2(r) \times \mathbb{R}^{2n-2}$.

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        structure SymplecticEmbedding {Ω₁ : Type u_1} {VF₁ : Type u_2} {Ω₂ : Type u_3} {VF₂ : Type u_4} [inst₁ : DifferentialFormSpace Ω₁ VF₁] [inst₂ : DifferentialFormSpace Ω₂ VF₂] (S₁ : SymplecticManifold Ω₁ VF₁) (S₂ : SymplecticManifold Ω₂ VF₂) :
        Type (max u_1 u_3)

        A symplectic embedding $\varphi : (S_1, \omega_1) \hookrightarrow (S_2, \omega_2)$: a morphism satisfying $\varphi^*\omega_2 = \omega_1$.

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          structure SymplecticCapacity (Ω : Type u_1) (VF : Type u_2) [inst : DifferentialFormSpace Ω VF] :
          Type u_1

          A symplectic capacity $c$: a monotone invariant assigning $c(S) \in [0, \infty]$ to each symplectic manifold, satisfying $c(B^{2n}(r)) = c(Z^{2n}(r)) = \pi r^2$ (normalization) and $c(S_1) \le c(S_2)$ whenever $S_1$ embeds symplectically into $S_2$.

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            The capacity of a symplectic ball equals its stored capacity value: $c(B^{2n}(r)) = \pi r^2$.

            The capacity of a symplectic cylinder equals its stored capacity value: $c(Z^{2n}(r)) = \pi r^2$.

            theorem SymplecticCapacity.cap_ball_eq_pi_rsq {Ω : Type u_1} {VF : Type u_2} [DifferentialFormSpace Ω VF] (c : SymplecticCapacity Ω VF) (S : SymplecticManifold Ω VF) [hBall : IsSymplecticBall S] :

            Numerical form of the ball normalization: $c(B^{2n}(r)) = \pi r^2$ as a real number.

            Numerical form of the cylinder normalization: $c(Z^{2n}(r)) = \pi r^2$ as a real number.