Counterexamples to the pseudo-Riemannian Lichnerowicz conjecture
Andrzej Derdzinski (The Ohio State University)

TL;DR
This paper addresses the pseudo-Riemannian Lichnerowicz conjecture, initially claiming to disprove it but later correcting a sign error that affected the original argument.
Contribution
It clarifies the validity of the conjecture by identifying and correcting a key sign error in the original proof.
Findings
The original disproof was invalid due to a sign error.
Corrected analysis does not disprove the conjecture.
Highlights importance of sign accuracy in mathematical proofs.
Abstract
The original version of the paper claimed to disprove the pseudo-Riemannian Lichnerowicz conjecture of D'Ambra and Gromov. However, the argument contains a crucial sign error in the lines following equation (8).
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Taxonomy
TopicsMorphological variations and asymmetry · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Analytic and geometric function theory
