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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2018 iii Paper 140 1 a Solution by
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Moser theorem says that if is a compact smooth manifold without boundary and , , is a smooth family of symplectic forms with constant de Rham cohomology class, then there is a smooth isotopy , with , such thatThus the endpoints are symplectomorphic. The hypothesis is a whole path of symplectic forms, not merely equality of the endpoint de Rham cohomology classes.
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