Geometric rigidity conjecture for Diophantine step-two nilflows
Geometric rigidity conjecture for Diophantine step-two nilflows
A nilflow is a flow generated by a one-parameter subgroup on a nilmanifold; a flow is geometrically rigid when continuous conjugacies within the relevant smooth class are smooth. Consider Diophantine Heisenberg nilflows, or more generally Diophantine nilflows of step . Geometric rigidity conjecture for step-two nilflows. Diophantine Heisenberg, or more generally step , nilflows are geometrically rigid. The paper proves corresponding rigidity results for Heisenberg nilflows and certain skew-product flows, motivating this conjecture; its status is not resolved in the supplied text.
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Giovanni Forni and Adam Kanigowski, “Counterexamples to a rigidity conjecture”, arXiv:2108.09584 (2021).
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