Stability of fixed points in Poisson geometry and higher Lie theory
arXiv:2210.16256 · doi:10.1016/j.aim.2025.110132
Abstract
We provide a uniform approach to obtain sufficient criteria for a (higher order) fixed point of a given bracket structure on a manifold to be stable under deformations. Examples of bracket structures include Lie algebroids, Lie -algebroids, singular foliations, Lie bialgebroids, Courant algebroids and Dirac structures in split Courant algebroids admitting a Dirac complement. We show that the stability problems are specific instances of the following problem: given a differential graded Lie algebra , a differential graded Lie subalgebra of degreewise finite codimension in and a Maurer-Cartan element , when are Maurer-Cartan elements near in gauge equivalent to elements of ? We show that the vanishing of a finite-dimensional cohomology group associated to and implies a positive answer to the question above, and therefore implies stability of fixed points of the geometric structures described above. In particular, we recover the stability results of Crainic-Fernandes for zero-dimensional leaves, as well as the stability results for higher order singularities of Dufour-Wade.
arXiv commentFinal version, accepted for publication. 56 pages
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