The algebraic Weyl law

Let (Y,A)(Y,A) be a pseudo-polarised surface, with AA a Q\mathbb{Q}-Cartier R\mathbb{R}-divisor. Let ckalg(Y,A)c^{\operatorname{alg}}_k(Y,A) denote the algebraic capacities of (Y,A)(Y,A).

Algebraic Weyl law.

limkckalg(Y,A)2k=2A2.\lim_{k\to\infty}\frac{c^{\operatorname{alg}}_k(Y,A)^2}{k}=2A^2.

This is formulated as an analogue of the Weyl law for ECH capacities and is proved in many cases in the paper; the general pseudo-polarised surface case remains open.

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Primary source

Ben Wormleighton, “Algebraic capacities”, arXiv:2006.13296 (2020).

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