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Register a new userSome gap rigidity problems for compact Hermitian symmetric spaces
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Cong Ding
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We prove a gap rigidity theorem for diagonal curves in irreducible compact Hermitian symmetric spaces of tube type, which is a dual analogy to a theorem obtained by Mok in noncompact case. Motivated by the proof we give a theorem on weaker gap rigidity problems for higher dimensional submanifolds.
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