A Comparison between Hofer's metric and C^1-topology
Yoshihiro Sugimoto

TL;DR
This paper compares Hofer's metric with the C^1-topology on Hamiltonian diffeomorphism groups, showing that Hofer's metric induces a weaker topology on closed symplectic manifolds.
Contribution
It establishes a relationship between Hofer's metric topology and the C^1-topology, revealing that Hofer's metric is weaker on closed symplectic manifolds.
Findings
Hofer's metric induces a weaker topology than C^1-topology on closed symplectic manifolds.
The result clarifies the topological relationship between Hofer's metric and classical differentiable topology.
The paper provides insights into the structure of Hamiltonian diffeomorphism groups under different topologies.
Abstract
Hofer's metric is a bi-invariant metric on Hamiltonian diffeomorphism groups. Our main result shows that the topology induced from Hofer's metric is weaker than C^1-topology if the symplectic manifold is closed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Microtubule and mitosis dynamics
