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Questions of the kind "What's the name for a X that satisfies property Y?"
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Strictly isotropic and strictly coisotropic submanifolds
I must be getting conservative in my old age: I'd advise against coining new terminology unless it makes your paper substantially more readable. …
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The Floer Equation is Elliptic
First of all, ellipticity is defined in terms of the principal symbol of an operator, and the Hamiltonian term is zeroth order in the derivatives of u, so let's assume wlog that we're taking about J-h …
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