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Equivariant Lagrangian displacements

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Authors: Dylan Cant, Julio Sampietro Christ

Year

2026

Paper ID

51958

Status

Peer-reviewed

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73

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Abstract

This paper proves that certain monotone Lagrangians in the standard symplectic vector space cannot be displaced by a Hamiltonian isotopy which commutes with the antipodal map. The method of proof is to develop a Borel equivariant version of the quantum cohomology of Biran and Cornea and prove that it is sensitive to equivariant displacements. The Floer–Euler class of Biran and Khanevsky appears as a term in the equivariant differential in certain cases.

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