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We explicitly construct a symplectomorphism that relates magnetic twists to the invariant hyperk\"ahler structure of the tangent bundle of a Hermitian symmetric space. This symplectomorphism reveals foliations by (pseudo-) holomorphic planes, predicted by vanishing of symplectic homology. Furthermore, in the spirit of Weinstein's tubular neighborhood theorem, we extend the (Lagrangian) diagonal embedding of a compact Hermitian symmetric space to an open dense embedding of a specified neighborhood of the zero section. Using this embedding, we compute the Gromov width and Hofer-Zehnder capacity of these neighborhoods of the zero section.
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