2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11005-017-1014-3
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Unimodularity criteria for Poisson structures on foliated manifolds

Abstract: Abstract. We study the behavior of the modular class of an orientable Poisson manifold and formulate some unimodularity criteria in the semilocal context, around a (singular) symplectic leaf. In particular, we show that the unimodularity of the transverse Poisson structure of the leaf is a necessary condition for the semilocal unimodular property. Our main tool is an explicit formula for a bigraded decomposition of modular vector fields of a coupling Poisson structure on a foliated manifold.

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“…We arrive at the following result which is an almost-coupling version of a general unimodularity criterion for coupling Poisson structures due to [15]. for a certain Casimir function h ∈ Casim(M Π , P β ).…”
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“…We arrive at the following result which is an almost-coupling version of a general unimodularity criterion for coupling Poisson structures due to [15]. for a certain Casimir function h ∈ Casim(M Π , P β ).…”
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confidence: 89%
“…Here we recall some basic facts on Ehresmann connections on fiber bundles which will be used in our bigraded calculus on fibered manifolds (for more details, see also [13,21,19,15]).…”
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“…However, (R 3 , Π so(3) ) admits a Hamiltonian-invariant volume form, while Π does not [44]. Consequently, the following vector field,…”
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