

Locally homogeneous flows and Anosov representations (5/5)
De Daniel Monclair


Harmonic maps in high-dimensional spheres, representations and random matrices (4/4)
De Antoine Song
De Yipeng Wang
Apparaît dans la collection : Not Only Scalar Curvature Seminar
In his Four Lectures, Gromov formulated a conjecture regarding the scalar curvature extremality property of convex polytopes. Recently, assuming the matching angle hypothesis, S. Brendle provided a proof using Dirac operator techniques along with a smoothing construction. Additionally, Gromov outlined a proof of this conjecture, specifically addressing cases with acute dihedral angles. In this presentation, I will provide a brief summary of recent developments in the dihedral rigidity problem. I will also discuss joint work with S. Brendle, where we introduce an alternative smoothing construction for Gromov's argument. Our proof of the rigidity statement relies on a deep estimate due to Fefferman and Phong.
S. Brendle, Y. Wang. On Gromov's rigidity theorem for polytopes with acute angles. arXiv:2308.08000