The Gromov-hyperbolic tube-domain ball conjecture

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Let d1d\geq 1, let CRdC\subset\operatorname{\mathbb{R}}^d be a convex domain, and let

Ω=C+iRd\Omega=C+i\operatorname{\mathbb{R}}^d

be its tube domain. Assume that (Ω,KΩ)(\Omega,K_\Omega) is Gromov hyperbolic; equivalently, CC is unbounded and (C,HC)(C,H_C) is Gromov hyperbolic. Gromov-hyperbolic tube-domain conjecture. The domain Ω\Omega is biholomorphic to a bounded convex domain if and only if it is biholomorphic to the unit ball.

For unbounded bases, the source describes the situation as more mysterious and gives a non-homogeneous example of a tube domain biholomorphic to a bounded convex domain whose Kobayashi metric is not Gromov hyperbolic. Thus the conjecture isolates the Gromov-hyperbolic case, but the source provides no resolution.

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Primary source

Andrew Zimmer, “Kobayashi hyperbolic convex domains not biholomorphic to bounded convex domains”, arXiv:2006.07939 (2020).

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