Fast finite-energy planes in symplectizations and applications
Umberto Hryniewicz

TL;DR
This paper introduces fast finite-energy planes in symplectizations to construct open book decompositions with disk-like pages, providing new tools for analyzing Hamiltonian dynamics on convex energy levels.
Contribution
It defines fast finite-energy planes in symplectizations and applies them to create open book decompositions with disk-like pages for tight contact structures.
Findings
Open books with disk-like pages serve as global surfaces of section.
A Hamiltonian orbit bounds a disk-like global surface iff it is unknotted with self-linking -1.
Characterization of boundary orbits for global surfaces in convex domains.
Abstract
We define the notion of fast finite-energy planes in the symplectization of a closed 3-dimensional energy level of contact type. We use them to construct special open book decompositions of when the contact structure is tight and induced by a (non-degenerate) dynamically convex contact form. The obtained open books have disk-like pages that are global surfaces of section for the Hamiltonian dynamics. Let be the boundary of a smooth, strictly convex, non-degenerate and bounded domain. We show that a necessary and sufficient condition for a closed Hamiltonian orbit to be the boundary of a disk-like global surface of section for the Hamiltonian dynamics is that is unknotted and has self-linking number -1.
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