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  1. Let $x$ be the space variable in which the differential equation is posed. Suppose we use Fourier transform to analysis these equations and let $\xi$ be the frequency variable. Then, $(x,\xi)$ is an element in cotangent bundle space which has symplectic structure.

  2. When we solve a Hamiltonian Jacobi equation(or a first order non-linear equation) we need to use an analysis on the space variable $x$ and its 1-form $dx.$ The pair $(x,dx)$ which again is in cotangent bundle space. A good reference for an elementary treatment on this topic is Arnold's book.

  3. Fourier Integral Operator is an operator which has Schwartz kernel as a distribution whose singularities are on a Lagrangian submanifold. Lagrangian submanifold is a topic of symplectic geometry.

Fourier Integral Operator is an operator which has its Schwartz kernel as a distribution whose singularities are on a Lagrangian submanifold. In fact, we can associate a FIO with an amplitude and a Lagrangian submanifold in a unique manner. Lagrangian submanifold is a topic of symplectic geometry.

  1. Let $x$ be the space variable in which the differential equation is posed. Suppose we use Fourier transform to analysis these equations and let $\xi$ be the frequency variable. Then, $(x,\xi)$ is an element in cotangent bundle space which has symplectic structure.

  2. When we solve a Hamiltonian Jacobi equation(or a first order non-linear equation) we need to use an analysis on the space variable $x$ and its 1-form $dx.$ The pair $(x,dx)$ which again is in cotangent bundle space. A good reference for an elementary treatment on this topic is Arnold's book.

  3. Fourier Integral Operator is an operator which has Schwartz kernel as a distribution whose singularities are on a Lagrangian submanifold. Lagrangian submanifold is a topic of symplectic geometry.

Fourier Integral Operator is an operator which has its Schwartz kernel as a distribution whose singularities are on a Lagrangian submanifold. In fact, we can associate a FIO with an amplitude and a Lagrangian submanifold in a unique manner. Lagrangian submanifold is a topic of symplectic geometry.

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  1. Let $x$ be the space variable in which the differential equation is posed. Suppose we use Fourier transform to analysis these equations and let $\xi$ be the frequency variable. Then, $(x,\xi)$ is an element in cotangent bundle space which has symplectic structure.

  2. When we solve a Hamiltonian Jacobi equation(or a first order non-linear equation) we need to use an analysis on the space variable $x$ and its 1-form $dx.$ The pair $(x,dx)$ which again is in cotangent bundle space. A good reference for an elementary treatment on this topic is Arnold's book.

  3. Fourier Integral Operator is an operator which has Schwartz kernel as a distribution whose singularities are on a Lagrangian submanifold. Lagrangian submanifold is a topic of symplectic geometry.