The symplectic form on a -dimensional symplectic manifold determines the positive volume form and its total integral, the symplectic volume, using the induced orientation.
A symplectic form on a -dimensional smooth manifold determines the orientation in which the nowhere-zero volume form is positive. Consequently every symplectic manifold is orientable. In dimension two this forbids a symplectic form on the Möbius strip.
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