Quasi-isometric rigidity conjecture for purely real Heintze groups
Quasi-isometric rigidity conjecture for purely real Heintze groups
A purely real Heintze group is a Heintze group whose defining derivation has only real eigenvalues. Quasi-isometric rigidity conjecture. Two purely real Heintze groups are quasi-isometric if, and only if, they are isomorphic. This conjecture predicts that the quasi-isometry class completely determines a purely real Heintze group up to isomorphism. It remains open in full generality, although partial results are known.
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Emiliano Sequeira, “Relative L^p-cohomology and Heintze groups”, arXiv:1912.03520 (2022).
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