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Theorem 7.6 [058Z]

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Theorem 7.6

Suppose that γ\gamma is a curve in ℂ\mathbb{C}\,, with endpoints at zeros of pp, and otherwise missing the zeros of pp, such that its pointwise phase θ\theta (6.4) satisfies (7.1) for all Lagrangians Li=γni,i=1,2,L_{i}=\gamma^{n}_{i},\ i=1,2, fibred over curves γi\gamma_{i} in the base, and also S−I:=supγθ−infγθ<2​π/3S-I:=\sup_{\gamma}\theta-\inf_{\gamma}\theta<2\pi/3. Then the flow (6.9) exists for all time and converges in C∞C^{\infty} to a smooth curve whose phase function (6.4) is constant.

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