On a question of Dusa McDuff
Felix Schlenk
Abstract
Consider the 2n-dimensional closed ball B of radius 1 in the 2n-dimensional symplectic cylinder Z = D × R2n-2 over the closed disc D of radius 1. We construct for each ε>0 a Hamiltonian deformation ϕ of B in Z of energy less than ε such that the area of each intersection of ϕ(B) with the disc D × \x\, x ∈ R2n-2, is less than ε.
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