The holomorphic Weinstein conjecture for characteristic foliations

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Let XX be a compact holomorphic symplectic manifold and let YXY\subset X be a hypersurface of holomorphic contact type. The characteristic foliation on YY is the rank-one foliation induced by the restriction of the symplectic form to YY.

Holomorphic Weinstein conjecture. The generic leaf of the characteristic foliation on YY is a rational curve. In particular, if YY is smooth, then it is a P1\mathbb{P}^1-bundle over the space of leaves Y/FY/F.

This is proposed as the holomorphic analogue of the real Weinstein conjecture, in which a compact contact-type level set should contain a periodic Hamiltonian orbit. The context explains that a compact holomorphic leaf corresponding to a periodic orbit is a rational curve, but does not establish the conjecture.

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Primary source

Justin Sawon, “Foliations on hypersurfaces in holomorphic symplectic manifolds”, arXiv:0812.3939 (2008).

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