10 problems
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D'Angelo's degree conjecture for proper ball maps
D'Angelo's degree conjecture. The degree bound can be taken to be
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Huang–Ji–Yin's gap conjecture for rational proper maps between balls
Fix an integer . For each such that , define … The gap phenomenon concerns rational proper maps from the unit ball to…
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The dimension bound conjecture for proper maps of annuli
Dimension bound conjecture. One has
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The conjecture that proper maps of annuli are juxtapositions of homogeneous maps
Juxtaposition conjecture. All proper holomorphic maps between annuli are juxtapositions of homogeneous maps.
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Existence of a proper retract to an embedded tree
Let be a noncompact generalized continuum. Let be an infinite tree and let … be a proper embedding. Assume that the induced map on end spaces … is injective. Existence of a…
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The maximality conjecture for proper maps under double orthogonals
Let be any class of morphisms of topological spaces, and write for its double Quillen orthogonal. The proper-map maximality conjecture. If … then … The paper proves th…
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The finite-map criterion for properness
Let be a map of finite topological spaces. Say that a fibre has two points bounded above but not below when its two points have a common upper bound but no common lower bound,…
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The proper-map characterization by the simplest finite counterexample
Let be the indicated map of finite topological spaces, and let the subscript denote the subclass consisting of maps between spaces with fewer than poi…
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Conjecture C on properness of identity plus cubic maps
Conjecture C. The set is constructible, and it is defined by the algebraic conditions given in part 2 of Theorem 2 bis.
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The properness criterion for identity plus cubic maps
Properness conjecture. The map is non-proper if and only if this system has a non-zero solution.