One-dimensional subgroup tessellation conjecture

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Let GG be a Lie group, let HH be a closed subgroup, and let d(H)d(H) denote the invariant used in the paper to measure the dimension relevant to tessellations of G/HG/H. One-dimensional subgroup conjecture. If

d(H)=1,d(H)=1,

then G/HG/H does not have a tessellation. The source says that this conjecture may be implicit in work of Oh and Witte, but gives no resolution status.

References

Primary source

Alessandra Iozzi and Dave Witte, “Tessellations of homogeneous spaces of classical groups of real rank two”, arXiv:math/0102191 (2001).

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