A note on the abundance conjecture
A note on the abundance conjecture
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10.14231/ag-2015-020
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2014-06
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Tobias Dorsch;Vladimir Lazi'c
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作者:
Tobias Dorsch;Vladimir Lazi'c
We prove that the abundance conjecture for non-uniruled Kawamata log terminal pairs in dimension n implies the abundance conjecture for uniruled Kawamata log terminal pairs in dimension n, assuming the Minimal Model Program in lower dimensions. with KX + pseudo- eective has a minimal model ( Y; Y ) such that KY + Y is semiample. Such a minimal model is called a good model. It is well known that the existence of good models implies the abundance conjecture, which predicts that every minimal model is good. We say that a pair is uniruled if the underlying variety is so, and similarly for a non-uniruled pair. In this paper, we show that it suces to prove the aforementioned conjectures for non- uniruled pairs. More precisely, the following are our main results. Theorem 1.1. Assume the existence of good models for klt pairs in dimensions at most n 1. If the abundance conjecture holds for non-uniruled klt pairs in dimension n, then the abun- dance conjecture holds for uniruled klt pairs in dimension n. Theorem 1.2. Assume the existence of good models for klt pairs in dimensions at most n 1. Then the existence of good models for non-uniruled klt pairs in dimension n implies the existence of good models for uniruled klt pairs in dimension n. Observe that by passing to a terminal modication (see Denition 2.1 and Theorem 2.2), and by using the main result of (BDPP13), Theorems 1.1 and 1.2 show that it suces to prove the existence of good models and the abundance conjecture for terminal pairs (X; )