Termination of (many) 4-dimensional log flips
By Valery Alexeev, Christopher D. Hacon, Y. Kawamata. 2006
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We prove that any sequence of 4-dimensional log flips that begins with a klt pair (X,D) such that -(KX+D) is numerically equivalent to an effective divisor, terminates. This implies termination of flips that begin with a log Fano pair and termination of flips in a relative birational setting. We also prove termination of directed flips with big KX+D. As a consequence, we prove existence of minimal models of 4-dimensional dlt pairs of general type, existence of 5-dimensional log flips, and rationality of Kodaira energy in dimension 4.
Subfields: Computational Theory and Mathematics, Geometry and Topology
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- Existence of log canonical flips and a special LMMP (2011, background): “Alexeev-Hacon-Kawamata [1] and Birkar [5] proved it in dimension 5 in the klt case.”
- On existence of log minimal models (2007, methodology): “A pair (X/Z, B) consists of normal quasi-projective varieties X, Z over k, an R-divisor B on X with coefficients in [0, 1 ] such that KX + B is R-Cartier, and a projective morphism X → Z. For a prime divisor D on some birational model of X with a nonempty centre on X, a(D, X, B) denotes the log dis”
- On singular Calogero–Moser spaces (2007, methodology): “Therefore the pair (X, ∅) is a Kawamata log terminal pair (as defined in [ AHK ]) and we can apply [AHK, Lemma 2.1] to conclude that there exists an effective Q-factorial terminal pair (Y, B) together with a birational morphism f : Y → X such that”
- On existence of log minimal models II (2009, methodology): “4 in dimension four we directly use termination of log flips with scaling in dimension four which we prove that it follows from results of Shokurov [22] and AlexeevHacon-Kawamata [1].”