Rationality of proper holomorphic maps between bounded symmetric domains of the first kind
Abstract
Let Dp,q and Dp',q' be irreducible bounded symmetric domains of the first kind with rank q and q', respectively and let f:Dp,q Dp',q' be a proper holomorphic map that extends C2 up to the boundary. In this paper we show that if q, q'≥ 2 and f maps Shilov boundary of Dp,q to Shilov boundary of Dp',q', then f is of the form f = F, where F=F1× F2 Dp,q 1'× 2', 1' and 2' are bounded symmetric domains, F1 Dp,q 1' is a proper rational map, F2:Dp,q 2' is not proper and : 1' × '2 Dp',q' is a holomorphic totally geodesic isometric embedding of a reducible bounded symmetric domain 1' × 2' into Dp',q' with respect to canonical K\"ahler-Einstein metrics. Moreover, if p>q, then f is a rational map. As an application we show that a proper holomorphic map f:Dp,q Dp',q' that extends C∞ up to the boundary is a rational map or a totally geodesic isometric embedding with respect to the Kobayashi metrics, if 3≤ q ≤ q'≤ 2q-1.
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