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Artifact ↗Wu's bounded-domain question for negatively pinched Kahler manifolds: is a complete simply connected Kahler manifold with pinched negative curvature biholomorphic to a bounded domain?
Theorem 1.1: there is a contractible domain (a Hartogs-type disc bundle over the unit ball of ) with a smooth complete Kahler metric whose real sectional curvatures satisfy , such that no bounded holomorphic map has nowhere-vanishing Jacobian; hence is not biholomorphic to any bounded domain. This disproves Wu-Yau Conjecture 4.3 and gives a negative answer under the hypotheses of Wu's 1967 question. It does not show absence of bounded holomorphic functions (two base coordinates are bounded), and the example is Stein. Only complex dimension three is constructed.
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Occurred: Sep 25, 2026
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Canonical aliases: Wu's bounded-domain question for negatively pinched Kahler manifolds: is a complete simply connected Kahler manifold with pinched negative curvature biholomorphic to a bounded domain? · Negatively pinched Kahler uniformization
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Wu's bounded-domain question for negatively pinched Kahler manifolds: is a complete simply connected Kahler manifold with pinched negative curvature biholomorphic to a bounded domain? evidence for this event
Wu's bounded-domain question for negatively pinched Kahler manifolds: is a complete simply connected Kahler manifold with pinched negative curvature biholomorphic to a bounded domain? parent of this event
Theorem 1.1: there is a contractible domain (a Hartogs-type disc bundle over the unit ball of ) with a smooth complete Kahler metric whose real sectional curvatures satisfy , such that no bounded holomorphic map has nowhere-vanishing Jacobian; hence is not biholomorphic to any bounded domain. This disproves Wu-Yau Conjecture 4.3 and gives a negative answer under the hypotheses of Wu's 1967 question. It does not show absence of bounded holomorphic functions (two base coordinates are bounded), and the example is Stein. Only complex dimension three is constructed. parent of this event
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Companion: One-sided negative sectional curvature and the holomorphic Liouville property evidence for this event
Lean proof (OAI.PinchedHartogs.main_theorem) evidence for this event
Wu and Yau, Some negatively curved complex geometry (2019 survey), Conjecture 4.3 evidence for this event
VibeMathed record: Wu's bounded-domain question for negatively pinched Kahler manifolds: is a complete simply connected Kahler manifold with pinched negative curvature biholomorphic to a bounded domain? evidence for this event
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