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 22. Geometric rigidity conjecture for step-two nilflows. Diophantine Heisenberg, or more generally step 22, nilflows are CC^\infty 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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