Mean-energy equality conjecture for Brody curves in the projective line

For a Brody curve ff in CP1\mathbb{C} P^1, let e(f)e(f) be its mean energy, and let e(CP1)e(\mathbb{C} P^1) be the supremum of e(f)e(f) over all Brody curves in CP1\mathbb{C} P^1. Let e(CP1)elle(\mathbb{C} P^1)_{ell} be the supremum over elliptic Brody curves. Mean-energy equality conjecture.

e(CP1)ell=e(CP1).e(\mathbb{C} P^1)_{ell}=e(\mathbb{C} P^1).

The equality would say that elliptic Brody curves attain the same supremal mean energy as arbitrary Brody curves in the projective line. Together with the mean-dimension bounds, it would identify the lower and upper estimates in dimension one; the source proposes it as a conjecture without giving a resolution.

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Masaki Tsukamoto, “Deformation of Brody curves and mean dimension”, arXiv:0712.0266 (2007).

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