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Compact-support Moser stability on a noncompact manifold
Statement
Assume . Let be a smooth path of symplectic forms on a possibly noncompact manifold . Suppose for a smooth family of one-forms whose supports all lie in one compact set . Then a compactly supported isotopy exists for all and satisfies .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: and the path, primitives, and common compact support in the statement.
The Moser equation has a unique smooth solution and forces pullback constancy. Moser pullback differentiation equation.
A smooth time-dependent vector field with common compact support has a global evolution over a compact time interval. Compactly supported time-dependent vector fields have global evolution on a compact time interval.
Proof
Solve by [F1]. At every point outside the right side vanishes, and nondegeneracy gives ; hence all have support in .
By [F2], has a global evolution on . It is the identity off , so the isotopy is compactly supported. By [F1], , and evaluation at zero gives .
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Sources
- Ana Cannas da Silva, Lectures on Symplectic Geometry (standard reference, not scraped)