Perturbation conjecture for Hamiltonian identity cycles

Let Fn={df=0}\mathcal{F}^n=\{df=0\} be a degree nn Hamiltonian foliation, and let δ\delta be a Hamiltonian identity cycle, meaning an identity cycle of this foliation. A degree nn perturbation is a perturbation within the space of degree nn polynomial foliations. Hamiltonian identity-cycle perturbation conjecture. There is a sufficiently small degree nn perturbation of Fn\mathcal{F}^n which either destroys δ\delta, or makes it a limit cycle. This is presented as a restricted version of the no-identity-cycle conjecture. The supplied text does not state whether it has been proved or disproved.

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Lubomir Gavrilov, Hossein Movasati and Issao Nakai, “On the non-persistence of Hamiltonian identity cycles”, arXiv:0806.0017 (2008).

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