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Publications and source records attributed to Stephane Guillermou.
This paper is an attempt to better understand Tamarkin's approach of classical non-displaceability theorems of symplectic geometry, based on the microlocal theory of sheaves, a theory whose main features we recall here. If the main theorems are due to Tamarkin, our proofs may be rather different and in the course of the paper we introduce some new notions and obtain new results which may be of interest.
Let I be an open interval, M be a real manifold, T*M its cotangent bundle and Φ={ϕ_t}, t in I, a homogeneous Hamiltonian isotopy of T*M defined outside the zero-section. Let Λbe the conic Lagrangian submanifold associated with Φ(Λis a subset of T*M x T*M x T*I). We prove the existence and unicity of a sheaf K on MxMxI whose microsupport is contained in the union of Λand the zero-section and whose restriction to t=0 is the constant sheaf on the diagonal of MxM. We give applications of this result to problems of non displaceability in contact and symplectic topology. In particular we prove that some strong Morse inequalities are stable by Hamiltonian isotopies and we also give results of non displaceability for positive isotopies in the contact setting. In this new version we suppress one hypothesis in the main theorem and we extend the result of non displaceability for positive isotopies.
We describe the category of regular holonomic modules over the ring D[[h]] of linear differential operators with a formal parameter h. In particular, we establish the Riemann-Hilbert correspondence and discuss the additional t-structure related to h-torsion.
For a complex manifold $X$ the ring of microdifferential operators $\E_X$ acts on the microlocalization $μhom(F,Ø_X)$, for $F$ in the derived category of sheaves on $X$. Kashiwara, Schapira, Ivorra, Waschkies proved, as a byproduct of their new microlocalization functor for ind-sheaves, $μ_X$, that $μhom(F,Ø_X)$ can in fact be defined as an object of the derived category of $\E_X$-modules: this follows from the fact that $μ_X Ø_X$ is concentrated in one degree. In this paper we prove that the tempered microlocalization also is an object of the derived category of $\E_X$-modules. Since we don't know whether the tempered version of $μ_X Ø_X$ is concentrated in one degree, we introduce a method to build suitable resolutions for which the action of $\E_X$ is realized in the category of complexes. We define a version of the de Rham algebra on the subanalytic site which is quasi-injective and we work in the category of dg-modules over this de Rham algebra instead of the derived category of sheaves.