Tameness conjecture for -geometries
Tameness conjecture for -geometries
Let an -geometry be a Cartan geometry modelled on the corresponding model, and call it tame according to the source's definition. Tameness conjecture. An -geometry is tame if and only if it is isomorphic to a covering space of the model. The source says that the classification of flat complete or flat tame -geometries is unclear, so this equivalence remains open there.
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Benjamin McKay, “Morphisms of Cartan connections”, arXiv:0802.1473 (2010).
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