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Darboux theorem makes all symplectic manifolds globally symplectomorphic
Statement refuted
Darboux's theorem makes all equidimensional symplectic manifolds globally symplectomorphic.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: and the proposed consequence of Darboux's theorem.
Darboux's theorem supplies coordinates only on a neighbourhood of each chosen point. Darboux theorem.
Refutation
The standard area forms make both and two-dimensional symplectic manifolds, so [F1] does identify small neighbourhoods of their points.
A global symplectomorphism would in particular be a diffeomorphism, but is compact and is not; homeomorphisms preserve compactness. Hence no global symplectomorphism exists, and the local conclusion cannot be globalized.
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Sources
- Ana Cannas da Silva, Lectures on Symplectic Geometry (standard reference, not scraped)