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Integrable system vs lagrangian fibration
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Every complete integrable system $I:M rightarrow mathbb{R}^n$ is a regular langrangian fibration on a dense subset of the symplectic manifold $M$.
It is also known that locally every lagrangian fibration looks locally as a complete integrable system.
I'm left the wonder what obstructions arise when we ask the question "does this lagrangian fibration match a complete integrable system?"
symplectic-geometry fibration integrable-systems
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Every complete integrable system $I:M rightarrow mathbb{R}^n$ is a regular langrangian fibration on a dense subset of the symplectic manifold $M$.
It is also known that locally every lagrangian fibration looks locally as a complete integrable system.
I'm left the wonder what obstructions arise when we ask the question "does this lagrangian fibration match a complete integrable system?"
symplectic-geometry fibration integrable-systems
asked Jan 16 at 14:29
NetivoluNetivolu
13319
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Every complete integrable system $I:M rightarrow mathbb{R}^n$ is a regular langrangian fibration on a dense subset of the symplectic manifold $M$.
It is also known that locally every lagrangian fibration looks locally as a complete integrable system.
I'm left the wonder what obstructions arise when we ask the question "does this lagrangian fibration match a complete integrable system?"
symplectic-geometry fibration integrable-systems
asked Jan 16 at 14:29
NetivoluNetivolu
13319
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Every complete integrable system $I:M rightarrow mathbb{R}^n$ is a regular langrangian fibration on a dense subset of the symplectic manifold $M$.
It is also known that locally every lagrangian fibration looks locally as a complete integrable system.
I'm left the wonder what obstructions arise when we ask the question "does this lagrangian fibration match a complete integrable system?"
symplectic-geometry fibration integrable-systems
symplectic-geometry fibration integrable-systems
asked Jan 16 at 14:29
NetivoluNetivolu
13319
asked Jan 16 at 14:29
NetivoluNetivolu
13319
asked Jan 16 at 14:29
NetivoluNetivolu
13319
asked Jan 16 at 14:29
NetivoluNetivolu
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asked Jan 16 at 14:29
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