Conjecture on homogeneous convex divisible domains in flag manifolds

Let GG be a connected non-compact simple Lie group with trivial center, and let PGP \leq G be a parabolic subgroup. A convex divisible domain in G/PG/P is a bounded open convex subset of an affine chart on which a discrete subgroup of Aut(Ω)\operatorname{Aut}(\Omega) acts properly discontinuously, freely, and co-compactly. Assume that G/PG/P is not isomorphic to a real projective space or the complex projective plane. Homogeneity conjecture. Every convex divisible domain in G/PG/P is homogeneous. This conjecture extends known rigidity results for convex divisible domains, including Frankel's theorem in complex affine space and the classification of such domains in Grp(R2p)\operatorname{Gr}_p(\operatorname{\mathbb{R}}^{2p}); the general case remains open.

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Andrew Zimmer, “Proper quasi-homogeneous domains in flag manifolds and geometric structures”, arXiv:1507.06921 (2018).

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