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   Format: Markdowncreated [[n-symplectic manifold]]

   created n-symplectic manifold

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   Format: Markdowncreated pages for [[Alan Weinstein]], [[Dmitry Roytenberg]], [[Pavol Severa]]

   created pages for

   Alan Weinstein, Dmitry Roytenberg, Pavol Severa

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   Format: MarkdownI interlinked [[symplectic manifold]] and [[n-symplectic manifold]] a bit more, added to the latter now also a stub section on the Baezian notion of higher Poisson brackets.

   I interlinked symplectic manifold and n-symplectic manifold a bit more, added to the latter now also a stub section on the Baezian notion of higher Poisson brackets.

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   Format: Markdownadded another reference by Dmitry which has the important material from the thesis, but more polished

   added another reference by Dmitry which has the important material from the thesis, but more polished

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   Format: MarkdownI have an idea about what is "really" going on. I think this is best understood using "oo-Lie algebroid Chern-Weil theory" as in my first article with Jim Stasheff and Hisham Sati. An indication what I have in mind plus the details for the Poisson case I have here <a href="http://ncatlab.org/schreiber/show/symplectic+%E2%88%9E-Lie+algebroid">schreiber:symplectic oo-Lie algebroid</a>. Not sure yet where to move this eventually.

   I have an idea about what is "really" going on.

   I think this is best understood using "oo-Lie algebroid Chern-Weil theory" as in my first article with Jim Stasheff and Hisham Sati.

   An indication what I have in mind plus the details for the Poisson case I have here

   schreiber:symplectic oo-Lie algebroid.

   Not sure yet where to move this eventually.

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   • CommentTimeNov 17th 2009
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   Format: Markdownadded a sentence on the n=0 example and added a pointer to the notes by Chris Rogers to [[n-symplectic manifold]]

   added a sentence on the n=0 example and added a pointer to the notes by Chris Rogers to n-symplectic manifold