Cusp-shape norm conjecture for equal-volume Dehn fillings

Let MM be a 11-cusped hyperbolic 33-manifold with cusp shape c1c_{1}. Cusp-shape norm conjecture. If

volM(p,q)=volM(p,q)\operatorname{vol} M(p,q)=\operatorname{vol} M(p',q')

for sufficiently large p+q|p|+|q|, then

p+c1q=p+c1q.|p+c_1q|=|p'+c_1q'|.

The conjecture proposes that, asymptotically, equality of real volumes forces equality of the corresponding cusp-shape norms. The source presents it as a proposed explanation of the experimental relation between volume differences and the cusp shape; no resolution is given.

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Primary source

BoGwang Jeon and Sunul Oh, “Hyperbolic Dehn filling, volume, and transcendentality”, arXiv:2308.11574 (2025).

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