The Fatou–Bieberbach realization conjecture for non-Runge ball domains

Let DCnD\subseteq{\mathbb{C}^n} be a domain biholomorphic to the ball Bn{\mathbb{B}^n}, and suppose that DD is not Runge in Cn{\mathbb{C}^n}. A Fatou–Bieberbach domain is a proper domain in Cn{\mathbb{C}^n} biholomorphic to Cn{\mathbb{C}^n}; a pair (D,Ω)(D,\Omega) is Runge when DD is Runge in Ω\Omega.

Fatou–Bieberbach realization conjecture. There exists a Fatou–Bieberbach domain ΩCn\Omega\subseteq{\mathbb{C}^n} with DΩD\subseteq\Omega such that (D,Ω)(D,\Omega) is a Runge pair. This is proposed as a necessary condition for embedding all normalized univalent maps into Loewner chains, and its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Matteo Fiacchi, “The embedding conjecture and the approximation conjecture in higher dimension”, arXiv:1710.02087 (2017).

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