Bott-integrable contact forms with large systolic ratio
Hansj\"org Geiges, Jakob Hedicke, Murat Sa\u{g}lam

TL;DR
The paper demonstrates that Bott-integrable contact forms on closed 3-manifolds can have arbitrarily large systolic ratios, highlighting their flexibility, by analyzing piecewise linear approximations and a specialized 'plug' construction.
Contribution
It proves the absence of a universal upper bound for systolic ratios of Bott-integrable contact forms on closed 3-manifolds, using novel approximation and integrability techniques.
Findings
No universal upper bound for systolic ratio of Bott-integrable contact forms.
Piecewise linear approximations of Lutz forms are effective in the analysis.
A 'plug' construction can be used to increase systolic ratios.
Abstract
We show that there is no universal upper bound for the systolic ratio of Bott-integrable contact forms on closed 3-manifolds, thus providing further evidence for the relative flexibility of integrable contact forms. For the proof, we study piecewise linear approximations of Lutz forms and establish integrability of a `plug' constructed by Abbondandolo, Bramham, Hryniewicz and Salom\~ao for pushing up the systolic ratio.
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