Monodromy and isotopy of monotone Lagrangian tori (Q843069)
From MaRDI portal
| This is the item page for this Wikibase entity, intended for internal use and editing purposes. Please use this page instead for the normal view: Monodromy and isotopy of monotone Lagrangian tori |
scientific article
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| default for all languages | No label defined |
||
| English | Monodromy and isotopy of monotone Lagrangian tori |
scientific article |
Statements
Monodromy and isotopy of monotone Lagrangian tori (English)
0 references
29 September 2009
0 references
The author studies the monodromy group \({\mathcal H}_L\) of the Hamiltonian isotopies preserving a monotone (i.e. the Maslov class \(\mu \in H^1(L,Z)\) and the cohomology class of pull-back of 1-form \(\iota ^*\lambda\) are proportional, where \(\omega =d\lambda \)) Lagrangian torus \(L.\) Two isotopy invariants are defined for \(L\), the twist number \(t(L)\) related to Dehn twists along an embedded curve with Maslov number 0 and the spectrum \(s(L)\) which involves the Maslov number of the primitive integral 1-eigenvectors of involutions of \({\mathcal H}_L.\) The construction is then applied to the cases when \(L\subset \mathbb R ^4\) is either a monotone Clifford torus \(T_{b,b}\) or so called special torus \(T'_{0,b}.\) It is shown that these toruses are not Hamiltonian isotopic in \(\mathbb R ^4.\)
0 references
symplectic space
0 references
Hamiltonian isotopy
0 references
Lagrangian tori
0 references
symplectic invariants
0 references
0.8225782513618469
0 references
0.8171749711036682
0 references
0.8145289421081543
0 references
0.8064859509468079
0 references
0.8054224252700806
0 references