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20062024
most citedNongeneric J-holomorphic curves and singular inflation

16 citations · 48 across the 15 of their papers we have counts for

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15 papers

math.SG2024

Liouville polarizations and the rigidity of their Lagrangian skeleta in dimension

Emmanuel Opshtein, Felix Schlenk

The main theme of this paper is the introduction of a new type of polarizations, suited for some open symplectic manifolds, and their applications. These applications include sympl…

math.SG2022

Symplectic Camel theorems and -rigidity of coisotropic submanifolds

Emmanuel Opshtein

This paper deals with the -rigidity of the reduction of coiostropic submanifolds under the action of symplectic homeomorphism. More precisely, we exhibit several si…

math.SG2021

Quantitative -principle in symplectic geometry

Lev Buhovsky, Emmanuel Opshtein

We prove a quantitative -principle statement for subcritical isotropic embeddings. As an application, we construct a symplectic homeomorphism that takes a symplectic disc into a…

math.SG2019

Squeezing Lagrangian tori in dimension 4

Richard Hind, Emmanuel Opshtein

We find the minimal size of 4 dimensional balls and polydisks into which product Lagrangian tori can be mapped by a Hamiltonian diffeomorphism.

math.SG2017★ 2 cited

-rigidity of Lagrangian submanifolds and punctured holomorphic discs in the cotangent bundle

Cedric Membrez, Emmanuel Opshtein

Our main result is the -rigidity of the area spectrum and the Maslov class of Lagrangian submanifolds. This relies on the existence of punctured pseudoholomorphic di…

math.SG2016★ 1 cited

Quantitative -principle for isotropic embeddings and applications to -symplectic geometry

Lev Buhovsky, Jaime Bustillo, Emmanuel Opshtein

We prove here a quantitative -principle statement that applies to isotropic embeddings of discs. We then apply it to get -flexibility and rigidity results in symplectic geo…