Quasi-log varieties
By Florin Ambro. 2001
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We extend the Cone Theorem of the Log Minimal Model Program to log varieties with arbitrary singularities.
Subfields: Computational Theory and Mathematics, Geometry and Topology
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In Computational Theory and Mathematics
- C. Birkar
- O. Fujino
- F. Catanese
- Ingrid Bauer
- J. Kollár
- S'andor J. Kov'acs
- Christopher D. Hacon
- V. Shokurov
In Geometry and Topology
- C. Birkar
- O. Fujino
- Ingrid Bauer
- F. Catanese
- Christopher D. Hacon
- J. Kollár
- S'andor J. Kov'acs
- V. Shokurov
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- Log canonical singularities are Du Bois (2009, background): “[ Amb03 , 4.7]) that each f -qlc stratum is normal.”
- Letters of a Bi-rationalist. VII Ordered termination (2006, background): “Otherwise by (11) there exists an extremal contraction X → Y/Z negative with respect to KX +BX [ Am , Theorem 2]. We claim that the contraction is birational, does not contract components D of BX with positive multiplicities, and does not touch LCS(X,B), that is, an isomorphism in a neighborhood of ”
- Fundamental Theorems for the Log Minimal Model Program (2009, background): “The first half of Theorem 1.1 is the main result of [ A1 ].”
- On existence of log minimal models II (2009, result): “1 (the same is true in general for lc pairs by the results of Ambro [1] and Fujino [6], Theorem 1.”
- Existence of log canonical flips and a special LMMP (2011, result): “For each i, j there is a rational number bi,j such that KX + Bi ≡ bi,j(KX + Bj)/Y By the cone theorem for lc pairs proved by Ambro [2] and Fujino [14], KX + Bi ∼Q bi,j(KX + Bj)/Y Therefore, there is a morphism X+ → Y which gives the flip of KX + Bi for every i.”