S^1-equivariant Rabinowitz-Floer homology

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Abstract: We define the S1-equivariant Rabinowitz-Floer homology of a bounding contact hypersurface Sigma in an exact symplectic manifold, and show by a geometric argument that it vanishes if Sigma is displaceable. In the appendix we describe an approach to transversality for Floer homologies for which the moduli space widehatMJ of all gradient flow lines is compact for some almost complex structure J. This approach uses a large set of perturbations, namely vector fields on the loop space, and selects from the possibly non-compact perturbed moduli spaces a part near widehatMJ that turns out to be compact for small enough perturbations.









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