Zalcman space conjecture for complex affine spaces

Let Cn\mathbb C^n denote complex affine nn-space, and let a Zalcman space be a complex space satisfying the property that every non-normal, non-compactly-divergent family of holomorphic maps from the unit disc admits, after rescaling around points converging in the disc, a subsequence converging uniformly on compact subsets of C\mathbb C to a nonconstant holomorphic curve into the space.

Zalcman space conjecture. Cn\mathbb C^n is a Zalcman space for each n2n\geq 2.

As far as the source indicates, this conjecture remains open. The paper studies the conjecture and proves it under additional bounded-derivative hypotheses for limit holomorphic curves.

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Do Duc Thai, Mai Anh Duc and Ninh Van Thu, “On limit Brody curves in C^n and (C^*)^2”, arXiv:1310.7153 (2014).

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