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Poisson map

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A smooth map r:M→N between Poisson manifolds is a Poisson map when {f∘r,g∘r}M​={f,g}N​∘r for all smooth functions on N. When a Lie group acts by Poisson automorphisms and the quotient is smooth, brackets of invariant functions descend and make the quotient projection Poisson. The quotient can be Poisson without being symplectic.

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