The topology conjecture for the small-capacity Poisson-bracket limit

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Let (M,ω)(M,\omega) be a compact symplectic manifold, and let pb(c)\operatorname{pb}(c) be the Poisson-bracket function associated with ball capacity cc. The topology conjecture. Assuming that there are only finitely many uncertainty phase transitions, the limit of pb(c)\operatorname{pb}(c) as cc tends to zero depends only on the topology of the symplectic manifold. The paper presents this as a conjectural universal property of the Poisson-bracket function and discusses its incompatibility in some situations with Polterovich's conjecture.

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François Lalonde and Jordan Payette, “Continuous Covers on Symplectic Manifolds”, arXiv:1701.05966 (2019).

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