Contact non-squeezing at large scale in R^2n S^1
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Abstract: We define a -equivariant version of the cylindrical contact homology used by Eliashberg-Kim-Polterovich (2006) to prove contact non-squeezing for prequantized integer-capacity balls , and we use it to extend their result to all . Specifically we prove if there is no , the group of compactly supported contactomorphisms of which squeezes into itself, i.e. maps the closure of into . A sheaf theoretic proof of non-existence of corresponding , the identity component of , is due to Chiu (2014); it is not known if this is strictly weaker. Our construction has the advantage of retaining the contact homological viewpoint of Eliashberg-Kim-Polterovich and its potential for application in prequantizations of other Liouville manifolds. It makes use of the -action generated by a vertical -shift but can also be related, for prequantized balls, to the -equivariant contact homology developed by Milin (2008) in her proof of orderability of lens spaces.
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