Poisson geometry

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Poisson geometry is the branch of differential geometry that studies manifolds equipped with a Poisson bracket, generalizing classical Hamiltonian mechanics and symplectic geometry.

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Poisson geometry canonical 4
Poisson manifold 2

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instanceOf branch of differential geometry
mathematical discipline
characterizedBy Jacobi identity
Leibniz rule
bilinear Poisson bracket
skew-symmetric bracket
developedIn 20th century
fieldOfStudy Hamiltonian systems
Poisson brackets
Poisson manifolds
symplectic geometry
formalizedBy Poisson algebra
Poisson manifold
linked to: Poisson geometry
generalizes classical Hamiltonian mechanics
symplectic geometry
hasApplicationIn classical mechanics
field theory
quantization theory
representation theory
hasNotableContributor Alan Weinstein
André Lichnerowicz
Jean-Marie Souriau
Mikhail Gromov
Victor Ginzburg
namedAfter Siméon Denis Poisson
relatedTo Lie theory
deformation quantization
integrable systems
mathematical physics
noncommutative geometry
symplectic geometry
studies Lie algebroids
Poisson bivector fields
coisotropic submanifolds
integrable systems
manifolds with Poisson structure
momentum maps
symplectic groupoids
usesConcept Casimir function
Hamiltonian vector field
Lie algebra
linked to: Lie algebras

Lie algebroid
Lie groupoid
Poisson bracket
Schouten–Nijenhuis bracket
bivector field
cohomology
foliation
symplectic form

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Jacobi bracket field Poisson geometry
Jacobi bracket relatedTo Poisson manifold
linked to: Poisson geometry
Lie algebroid usedIn Poisson geometry
André Lichnerowicz fieldOfWork Poisson geometry
Poisson geometry formalizedBy Poisson manifold
linked to: Poisson geometry
Jacobi manifold field Poisson geometry