Quantitative estimates for periodic points of reversible and symplectic holomorphic mappings (Q697318)

This paper studies the existence of periodic points near fixed points of holomorphic mappings that are either symplectic or reversible. The main results conclude that, for a Birkhoff curve \(C\) of order \(n\), \(\varphi^n(C)\) might not intersect with \(C\) in a certain neighborhood of the origin, for a holomorphic symplectic mapping \(\varphi\). The author shows that reversible holomorphic mappings of \({\mathbb C}^2 \) have periodic points accumulating at an elliptic fixed point of general type. He also proves the existence of holomorphic symplectic mappings that have no periodic points of certain periods in a sequence of deleted balls about an elliptic fixed point of general type. As a consequence of the previous results and the Birkhoff normal form, it is proved the existence of a holomorphic symplectic mapping \(\varphi\) with convergent Birkhoff normal form such that \(\varphi\) is not reversible with respect to any \(C^1\) involution with holomorphic linear part. Making use of the Birkhoff fixed point theorem, the author proves the existence of symplectic holomorphic mappings that admit no invariant totally real and \(C^1\) real surface.