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The action of a periodic orbit agrees in the two Liouville conventions

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FiniteEnergyPlane.integral_liouvilleForm_eq

by Mazecto · Nov 4, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

liouville-formreeb-dynamicssymplectic-geometry

Let R=(x,T)R=(x,T)R=(x,T) be a periodic orbit of H0H_0H0​ on R4\mathbb{R}^4R4 in the HryniewiczCriterion setting. Then its action computed with the Liouville form of that setting equals the action of the curve xxx, viewed in V 1, computed with the Liouville form of the FiniteEnergyPlane setting:

∫0Tλ0HC(x(t))(x˙(t)) dt=∫0Tλ0FEP(x(t))(x˙(t)) dt.\int_0^T\lambda_0^{\mathrm{HC}}(x(t))(\dot x(t))\,dt=\int_0^T\lambda_0^{\mathrm{FEP}}(x(t))(\dot x(t))\,dt.∫0T​λ0HC​(x(t))(x˙(t))dt=∫0T​λ0FEP​(x(t))(x˙(t))dt.

This lets a bound on the action stated in one setting be used in the other, for example when comparing periods of Reeb orbits with hypotheses on actions.

Formalization Note The right-hand integrand is liouville (ofR4 (R.x τ)) (deriv (fun s => ofR4 (R.x s)) τ), with ofR4 : HryniewiczCriterion.R4 → V 1 the identity on coordinates. No hypothesis on H0H_0H0​ is needed.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_FiniteEnergyPlane_Winding
Formal statement
namespace FiniteEnergyPlane

/-- The action of a periodic orbit `R` of `HryniewiczCriterion` is the same whether computed with
`HryniewiczCriterion.liouvilleForm` or, after the identification `ofR4`, with the Liouville form of
`FiniteEnergyPlane`. -/
theorem integral_liouvilleForm_eq (H₀ : HryniewiczCriterion.R4 → ℝ)
    (R : HryniewiczCriterion.PeriodicOrbit H₀) :
    (∫ t in (0 : ℝ)..R.T, HryniewiczCriterion.liouvilleForm (R.x t) (deriv R.x t)) =
      ∫ τ in (0 : ℝ)..R.T, liouville (ofR4 (R.x τ)) (deriv (fun s => ofR4 (R.x s)) τ) := by
  sorry

end FiniteEnergyPlane
Source
U. Hryniewicz, Trans. AMS 364 (2012), Section 2 (action of a periodic Reeb orbit, compared across two formal settings)

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