Conjecture on stability from the canonical Poisson cohomology map

Let (M,π)(M,\pi) be a Poisson manifold and let SS be a compact symplectic leaf. Consider the canonical map

Φ:Hπ,S2(M)Hπ2(M,S).\Phi:H^{2}_{\pi,S}(M)\longrightarrow H^{2}_{\pi}(M,S).

Stability conjecture. If Φ\Phi vanishes, then any Poisson structure close enough to π\pi admits at least one nearby symplectic leaf diffeomorphic to SS.

This conjecture proposes a relation between stability as a manifold and strong stability as a symplectic manifold. The preceding stability and strong stability theorems establish sufficient conditions using the vanishing of the target and source cohomology groups, respectively; to our knowledge, this conjecture is still open.

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Primary source

Marius Crainic and Rui Loja Fernandes, “Stability of symplectic leaves”, arXiv:0810.4437 (2010).

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