
handle: 11583/1642673 , 11584/97622
Let \(M\) be a non compact Hermitian symmetric space with the Kähler form \(\omega_0\) and \(M \subset V\) the canonical Koecher imbedding of \(M\) into the corresponding positive Jordan triple system \(V\). Let \(V \subset M^*\) be the Borel imbedding of \(V\) as an open dense submanifold of the dual compact Hermitian symmetric space \(M^*\) with the Kähler form \(\omega_{FS}\). Using the Bergman operator \(B(z,w) \in \text{End}(V)\), \(z,w \in V\) associated with the triple product of \(V\), the authors construct a real analytic diffeomorphism \[ \Psi : M \rightarrow V, \qquad z \to B(z,z)^{-1/4}z \] and proves that it satisfies some remarkable properties. For example, it transforms the symplectic forms \((\omega_{FS}, \omega_0)\) of \(V\) into the symplectic forms \((\omega_0, \omega_{\text{hyp}})\), respectively, where \(\omega_0\) denotes the standard constant form on \(V\) and its restriction to \(M\). Also, \(\Psi\) commutes with the action of the isotropy group \(H\) of the origin \(0 \in M \subset V\), it maps totally geodesic submanifolds of \(M\) through the origin \(0\) into linear subspaces of \(V\) and it satisfies some heredity property.
Mathematics(all), Kähler metrics, Symplectic map; Symmetric spaces; Jordan Algebras, Bergman operator, Darboux theorem, symplectic coordinates, Jordan triple systems, Symplectic manifolds (general theory), Hermitian bounded domains, Symplectic coordinates, Bounded domains, Differential geometry of symmetric spaces
Mathematics(all), Kähler metrics, Symplectic map; Symmetric spaces; Jordan Algebras, Bergman operator, Darboux theorem, symplectic coordinates, Jordan triple systems, Symplectic manifolds (general theory), Hermitian bounded domains, Symplectic coordinates, Bounded domains, Differential geometry of symmetric spaces
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