Restrictions on symplectic fibrations
Jaroslaw Kedra
Abstract
Moduli spaces of stable pseudoholomorphic curves can be defined parametrically, i.e. over total spaces of symplectic fibrations. This imposes several restrictions on the spectral sequence of a symplectic fibration. We prove that, under certain assumptions, a Hamiltonian fibration c-splits, i.e. the spectral sequence associated to the fibration collapses at E2. Moreover, we obtain a new estimate of the rank of flux groups. In the appendix, we provide examples of nonzero Gromov-Witten invariants for blow-ups. As an application, we prove that any Hamiltonian fibration with fibre being projective space CP5 blown-up along 4-dimensional symplectic submanifold c-splits.
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