2004
DOI: 10.1007/s00209-004-0659-7
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Convex affine domains and Markus conjecture

Abstract: In this paper we show that any properly convex quasi-homogeneous affine domain with irreducible projective automorphism group is projectively equivalent to a homogeneous affine domain. Then as an application we answer positively the Markus conjecture when the manifold M is in a certain class of convex affine manifolds.Mathematics Subject Classification (1991): 51M10, 57S25

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“…Until now, the only known results about Markus conjecture rely on strong conditions on the holonomy: abelian [Smi77], nilpotent [FGH81], solvable [GH86] and distal [Fri86]. There are also results requiring a Kleinian-type geometric hypothesis [JK04;Tho15]. An important case comes from Carrière [Car89] under the hypothesis of 1-discompacity.…”
Section: Markus Conjecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Until now, the only known results about Markus conjecture rely on strong conditions on the holonomy: abelian [Smi77], nilpotent [FGH81], solvable [GH86] and distal [Fri86]. There are also results requiring a Kleinian-type geometric hypothesis [JK04;Tho15]. An important case comes from Carrière [Car89] under the hypothesis of 1-discompacity.…”
Section: Markus Conjecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Théorème (Jo, Kim, [18]). -Soit M une variété affine compacte de la forme Γ\Ω, où Ω est un ouvert convexe strictement inclus dans R d et Γ un groupe discret de transformations affines.…”
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