Bounded integer spectral norm conjecture for pseudo-rotations

Let (M,ω)(M,\omega) be a monotone symplectic manifold admitting a pseudo-rotation. Here γZ\gamma_\mathbb{Z} denotes the spectral norm over the integers, and ϕk\phi^k denotes the kk-th iterate of ϕ\phi. Bounded integer spectral norm conjecture. Any pseudo-rotation ϕHam(M,ω)\phi\in\operatorname{Ham}(M,\omega) satisfies

supkZγZ(ϕk)<+.\sup_{k\in\mathbb{Z}}\gamma_\mathbb{Z}(\phi^k)<+\infty.

The conjecture proposes that the integer-coefficient spectral norm remains uniformly bounded along all iterates of every pseudo-rotation on a monotone symplectic manifold. The source proposes it as a generalization of a preceding theorem, but the supplied context records that the conjecture is disproved.

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Yusuke Kawamoto and Egor Shelukhin, “Spectral invariants over the integers”, arXiv:2310.19033 (2024).

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