Explicit Hamiltonian Classification in the F4(0) Toric Degeneration of ℂℙ2

Han Lou , Shuo Zhang

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Explicit Hamiltonian Classification in the F4(0) Toric Degeneration of ℂℙ2
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We give an explicit coordinate description of the Hamiltonian isotopy classes of the regular Lagrangian torus fibers of the smoothing b $\widehat{F}_4(0)$ of the F4(0) toric degeneration, expressed in the explicit Oakley-Usher coordinates on ℂℙ2(√2). For the wall fibers, they are not Hamiltonian isotopic to standard toric fibers, and no two distinct wall fibers are Hamiltonian isotopic. For the off-wall fibers, we find the standard toric fibers they are Hamiltonian isotopic to.

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Lagrangian torus / toric degeneration / Hamiltonian isotopy, symplectic reduction / displacement-energy germ / 53D12 / 53D20

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