Poissonization functor conjecture for Dirac structures

Let EE) be a Courant algebroid and let LEL\subset E be a Dirac structure admitting a Lagrangian complement LEL'\subset E. A Poissonization functor for Dirac structures assigns a spanning Poisson structure (L,pL)(L',p^L) to the Lagrangian complement, and the datum of LL as a Lie algebroid with an isotropic embedding into EE is equivalent to the spanning Poisson structure (L,pL)(L',p^L). This would generalize the correspondence between Lie algebroids and linear Poisson structures and, when available in suitable generality, yield a functorial assignment preserving products and sending Dirac morphisms to coisotropic relations.

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Carlos Zapata-Carratala, “A Landscape of Hamiltonian Phase Spaces: on the foundations and generalizations of one of the most powerful ideas of modern science”, arXiv:1910.08469 (2019).

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