Uniqueness conjecture for hd-compactifications of real-reductive Lie groups

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Let GG be a real reductive Lie group with compact center, and let an hd-compactification of GG be a compact manifold with corners G\overline{G} containing GG as its interior and satisfying inversion, b-normality, b-transitivity, and minimality. Equivalence is required to intertwine the right and left actions. Uniqueness conjecture. The hd-compactification of GG is unique up to equivalence, intertwining the right and left actions, and therefore defines a functor from real-reductive Lie groups with compact center and isomorphisms to compact manifolds with corners and diffeomorphisms. The claim asserts canonical functoriality of the compactification construction for this class of Lie groups; the supplied text gives no evidence resolving it.

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Pierre Albin, Panagiotis Dimakis, Richard Melrose and David Vogan, “Compactification of semi-simple Lie groups”, arXiv:1910.02811 (2019).

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