The abelian-variety entire-curve and Kobayashi-distance conjecture

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Let AA be a complex abelian variety, let XX be a subvariety of AA, and let EE be the union of all translates of complex subtori of AA that are contained in XX.

Abelian-variety entire-curve conjecture. Every non-constant holomorphic map

\nf:CX\nf:\mathbb C\to X

\nhas image contained in EE, and the Kobayashi pseudodistance on XX is a distance outside EE.

The claim extends the known fact that entire maps to XX with bounded derivative have image in EE, since such maps to an abelian variety are induced by affine-linear maps. The source gives no resolution of either assertion, so the conjecture remains open.

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Primary source

Joerg Winkelmann, “An Example related to Brody's theorem”, arXiv:math/0405219 (2004).

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