Gromov's conjecture on rational curves and mean dimension

Let XCPNX\subset \mathbb{C} P^N be a projective manifold, and let M(X)\mathcal{M}(X) be the space of Brody curves in XX. Gromov's conjecture.

dim(M(X):C)>0if and only ifX contains a rational curve.\dim(\mathcal{M}(X):\mathbb{C})>0 \quad\text{if and only if}\quad X\text{ contains a rational curve}.

The conjecture relates positivity of the mean dimension of the Brody-curve space to the existence of rational curves on the target. It is attributed in the source to Gromov; no resolution is supplied in the excerpt.

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

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