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Symplectic homology is studied on closed
symplectic manifolds where the class of the symplectic form and
the first Chern class vanish on the second homotopy group.
Critical values of the action functional are associated to
cohomology classes of the manifold. Those lead to continuous
sections in the action spectrum bundle. The action of the
cohomology ring via the cap-action and the pants-product on the
set of critical values is studied and a bi-invariant metric on
the group of Hamiltonian symplectomorphisms is defined and
analyzed. Finally, a relative symplectic capacity is
defined which is bounded below by the π1-sensitive Hofer-Zehnder capacity. As an
application it is proven that a Hamiltonian automorphism whose
support has finite such capacity has infinitely many
nontrivial geometrically distinct periodic points.
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