This research demonstrates new embedding obstructions in convex toric domains, indicating advancements in symplectic field theory.
We extend the family of capacities given by McDuff and Siegel by including a constraint on the number of positive asymptotically cylindrical ends of curves showing up in the definition. We prove a generalized computation formula for four-dimensional convex toric domains that offers new, sometimes sharp, embedding obstructions in stabilized and unstabilized cases. The formula restricts to the McDuff-Siegel capacities for = ∞ and to the Gutt-Hutchings capacities for = 1. To verify the formula, we must prove the existence of certain curves in the convex toric domain X_Ω, and this requires a new method of proof compared to McDuff-Siegel. We neck-stretch along ∂ X_Ω with curves known to exist in a well-chosen ellipsoid containing X_Ω, and we obtain the desired curves in the bottom level of the resulting psuedoholomorphic building.
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