McDuff and Schlenk recently determined exactly when a four-dimensional symplectic
ellipsoid symplectically embeds into a symplectic ball. Similarly, Frenkel and Müller
recently determined exactly when a symplectic ellipsoid symplectically embeds
into a symplectic cube. Symplectic embeddings of more complicated sets,
however, remain mostly unexplored. We study when a symplectic ellipsoid
symplectically embeds into
a polydisc
. We prove that
there exists a constant
depending only on
(here,
is assumed
greater than )
such that if
is
greater than
,
then the only obstruction to symplectically embedding
into
is the
volume obstruction. We also conjecture exactly when an ellipsoid embeds into a scaling
of
for , and conjecture about
the set of
such that the only
obstruction to embedding
into a scaling of
is the volume. Finally, we verify our conjecture for
.