One-dimensional subgroup tessellation conjecture

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.

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

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