The monotone Lagrangian cuplength conjecture
The monotone Lagrangian cuplength conjecture
Let be a compact nondisplaceable monotone Lagrangian submanifold of a tame symplectic manifold , let , and let be the coefficient field used to define cuplength. The monotone Lagrangian cuplength conjecture. The number of intersection points of with is greater than or equal to the -cuplength of . An affirmative answer would imply the corresponding fixed-point lower bound for Hamiltonian diffeomorphisms of closed monotone symplectic manifolds; the source presents the conjecture as open in general.
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Primary source
Wenmin Gong, “Lagrangian intersections and a conjecture of Arnol'd”, arXiv:2111.15442 (2024).
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