Removing a ray from a noncompact symplectic manifold
Xiudi Tang

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates a method to remove a ray from a noncompact symplectic manifold, showing it is symplectomorphic to its complement, and applies this to construct Liouville vector fields on cotangent bundles.
Contribution
It introduces an explicit symplectomorphism for removing a ray from Euclidean space and uses this to build Liouville vector fields on cotangent bundles.
Findings
Noncompact symplectic manifolds with a properly embedded ray are symplectomorphic to the complement of the ray.
Constructs explicit symplectomorphisms in Euclidean space.
Provides a method to create Liouville vector fields on cotangent bundles.
Abstract
We prove that any noncompact symplectic manifold which admits a properly embedded ray with a wide neighborhood is symplectomorphic to the complement of the ray by constructing an explicit symplectomorphism in the case of the standard Euclidean space. We use this excision trick to construct a nowhere vanishing Liouville vector fields on every cotangent bundle.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Geometry and complex manifolds · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
