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Compact connected regular fibres are tori
Statement
This item assumes , namely countable choice. In the propagated dependency chain, that assumption is required through Stabilizer of the -action on a compact connected regular fibre is a full lattice; after those interfaces are fixed, the remaining local or finite argument makes no additional countable-family choice.
Every compact connected regular fibre of a completely integrable system on a -dimensional symplectic manifold is diffeomorphic to the torus .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: and such a compact connected regular fibre .
is countable choice and is required here through Stabilizer of the -action on a compact connected regular fibre is a full lattice; after those supplied interfaces are fixed, the remaining local or finite calculation makes no additional countable-family choice.
for a full lattice . Stabilizer of the -action on a compact connected regular fibre is a full lattice.
Proof
Choose a lattice basis of . The linear isomorphism sending the standard basis to this basis carries onto .
Therefore descends to a diffeomorphism , which composed with [F1] identifies with . For , both are a point.
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Sources
- Eckhard Meinrenken, Symplectic Geometry (standard reference, not scraped)