Huang–Ji–Yin Gap Conjecture for CR mappings between spheres

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For n≥2n\geq 2, let κ0\kappa_0 be the largest integer such that

(κ−1)n+κ≤∑i=0κ−1(n−i)−1,(\kappa-1)n+\kappa\leq \sum_{i=0}^{\kappa-1}(n-i)-1,

and define

Iκ={j∈N:(κ−1)n+κ≤j≤∑i=0κ−1(n−i)−1},κ=1,…,κ0.I_\kappa=\{j\in\mathbb N:(\kappa-1)n+\kappa\leq j\leq \sum_{i=0}^{\kappa-1}(n-i)-1\},\qquad \kappa=1,\ldots,\kappa_0.

Let f ⁣:Sn→SNf\colon\mathbb S^n\to\mathbb S^N be a sufficiently smooth CR mapping. Huang–Ji–Yin Gap Conjecture. If N−n∈IκN-n\in I_\kappa, then there exists an integer n≤N0<Nn\leq N_0<N with

N0−n≤(κ−1)n−κ−1N_0-n\leq (\kappa-1)n-\kappa-1

and an affine complex subspace AN0+1A^{N_0+1} of dimension N0+1N_0+1 such that f(Sn)⊂SN∩AN0+1f(\mathbb S^n)\subset S^N\cap A^{N_0+1}. This predicts rigidity of CR mappings in the specified codimension gaps, but the source presents it as an unresolved conjecture and uses it as the geometric statement implied by the SOS conjecture.

References

Primary source

Peter Ebenfelt, “On the HJY Gap Conjecture in CR geometry vs. the SOS Conjecture for polynomials”, arXiv:1508.04205 (2015).

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