The geodesic noncontainment conjecture for the compactified Jacobian locus
The geodesic noncontainment conjecture for the compactified Jacobian locus
Let be the Jacobian locus in and let be its closure. Geodesic noncontainment conjecture. For a sufficiently large integer , there does not exist a geodesic in contained in and intersecting . This is stated as a stronger version of the totally geodesic subvariety conjecture; no resolution is given in the supplied text.
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Jae-Hyun Yang, “A note on the Schottky problem”, arXiv:1703.03140 (2024).
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