New energy-capacity-type inequalities and uniqueness of continuous Hamiltonians
A new variant of the energy-capacity inequality for closed rational symplectic manifolds is proved and some consequences to \(C^0\)-symplectic topology are derived. It is proved that a continuous function which is a uniform limit of smooth normalized Hamiltonians whose flows converge to the identity for the spectral (or Hofer's) distance must vanish. This gives a new proof of uniqueness of continuous generating Hamiltonian for homeomorphisms. This also allows to improve a result by Cardin and Viterbo on the \(C^0\)-rigidity of the Poisson bracket.
- On the uniqueness of generating Hamiltonian for continuous limits of Hamiltonians flows
- Uniqueness of generating Hamiltonians for topological Hamiltonian flows
- THE SHARP ENERGY-CAPACITY INEQUALITY
- Hamiltonian \(C^0\)-continuity of Lagrangian capacity on the cotangent bundle
- The sharp energy-capacity inequality on convex symplectic manifolds
- A \(C^0\) counterexample to the Arnold conjecture
- Symplectic homogenization
- Some results of Hamiltonian homeomorphisms on closed aspherical surfaces
- Coisotropic rigidity and \(C^0\)-symplectic geometry
- Hamiltonian \(C^0\)-continuity of Lagrangian capacity on the cotangent bundle
- Generalizations of the action function in symplectic geometry
- On the uniqueness of generating Hamiltonian for continuous limits of Hamiltonians flows
- THE SHARP ENERGY-CAPACITY INEQUALITY
- Spectral invariants for monotone Lagrangians
- Uniqueness of contact Hamiltonians of topological strictly contact isotopies
- Locality of continuous Hamiltonian flows and Lagrangian intersections with the conormal of open subsets
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