The dense basic-set existence conjecture for quantization

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Let MM be a symplectic manifold and B{\cal B} a basic set such that (B)\wp({\cal B}) is dense in C(M)C^{\infty}(M).

Dense basic-set existence conjecture. There exists a nontrivial quantization of

(P(M),B).\big({\cal P}(M),{\cal B}\big).

This conjecture is motivated by the torus example and is intended as a complementary possibility to the finite-dimensional obstruction conjecture. The paper offers it as a speculative proposal; its general validity remains open.

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Mark J. Gotay, Hendrik B. Grundling and Gijs M. Tuynman, “Obstruction Results in Quantization Theory”, arXiv:dg-ga/9605001 (1996).

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