Lalonde–McDuff c-splitting conjecture for Hamiltonian fiber bundles

Let (M,ω)(M,\omega) be a closed symplectic manifold, and let (M,ω)PB(M,\omega)\rightarrow P\rightarrow B be a Hamiltonian fiber bundle, meaning that its structural group can be reduced to the group of Hamiltonian diffeomorphisms. Lalonde–McDuff conjecture. Every Hamiltonian fiber bundle c-splits, in the sense that there is an additive isomorphism

H(P)H(B)H(M).H^{*}(P)\cong H^{*}(B)\otimes H^{*}(M).

The conjecture concerns the collapse of the cohomological structure of Hamiltonian bundles. In this paper, the abstract states that the author proves c-splitting when the fiber is a nilmanifold; the general conjecture is not resolved by the supplied passage.

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Zofia Stepien, “The Lalonde-McDuff conjecture for nilmanifolds”, arXiv:math/0608214 (2006).

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