Weak Arnold–Givental conjecture on Hamiltonian nondisplaceability

Let (M,ω,ρ)(M,\omega,\rho) be a closed real symplectic manifold, where ρ\rho is an antisymplectic involution, and let

L:=Fix(ρ)L:=\operatorname{Fix}(\rho)\neq\varnothing

be its nonempty Lagrangian fixed point set.

Weak Arnold–Givental conjecture. The Lagrangian submanifold LL is Hamiltonianly nondisplaceable.

This is stated in the source as an immediate consequence of the Arnold–Givental conjecture, since the conjectural intersection lower bound is positive when LL is nonempty. The supplied text does not establish either conjecture, so the status is recorded as open.

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Primary source

Urs Frauenfelder, “Smooth nondisplaceability for fixed point sets of involutions”, arXiv:1708.09628 (2017).

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