Vanishing conjecture for reverse-oriented complex-hyperbolic 4-manifolds

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Let M4=CH2/ΓM^{4}=\overline{{\mathbb C}{\mathcal H}_{2}/\Gamma} be a reverse-oriented compact complex-hyperbolic 44-manifold. Reverse-oriented complex-hyperbolic vanishing conjecture. All the Seiberg–Witten invariants of MM vanish for the fixed orientation; in particular, there is no symplectic structure on MM compatible with the non-complex orientation. Complex-hyperbolic 44-manifolds are Kähler, and hence symplectic, in their standard complex orientation; the conjecture concerns the opposite orientation and is presented as open.

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Claude LeBrun, “Hyperbolic Manifolds, Harmonic Forms, and Seiberg-Witten Invariants”, arXiv:math/0111265 (2001).

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