The nonexistence conjecture for proper complex-valued (p,1)(p,1)-harmonic morphisms

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Let p2p\ge 2 and let ϕ:UC\phi:U\to\mathbb{C} be a complex-valued (p,1)(p,1)-harmonic morphism defined locally on the standard Euclidean space R2p1\mathbb{R}^{2p-1}. The nonexistence conjecture. Then ϕ\phi is a (1,1)(1,1)-harmonic morphism, that is, τ(ϕ)=0\tau(\phi)=0. This would show that no proper (p,1)(p,1)-harmonic morphism exists locally from R2p1\mathbb{R}^{2p-1} to C\mathbb{C}; the source gives no proof or resolution of the claim.

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Elsa Ghandour and Sigmundur Gudmundsson, “Complex-valued (p,q)-harmonic morphisms from Riemannian manifolds”, arXiv:2006.01798 (2021).

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