Voisin's conjecture on general type varieties and approximate elliptic connectedness

Let XX be a projective variety embedded in projective space. It is approximately elliptically connected in the naïve sense if it can be connected by elliptic curves contained in arbitrarily small Euclidean neighborhoods of XX in the ambient projective space. Voisin's conjecture. A variety of general type is not approximately elliptically connected in the naïve sense. The statement is presented as a crucial condition for relating approximately elliptically connected varieties to Campana's special varieties, but no proof or disproof is supplied in the source.

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Claire Voisin, “Approximately rationally or elliptically connected varieties”, arXiv:1201.3197 (2012).

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