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Log abundance for compact Kähler spaces under logarithmic Iitaka subadditivity

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1 · The essentials

This family of manuscripts asks when a weak form of positivity on a geometric space leads to enough global functions of a prescribed kind to describe it. The main manuscript studies compact complex spaces together with an added boundary, allowing certain controlled singularities. Its conclusion is conditional: it assumes an inequality relating the complexity of a space to that of its fibers and base. Under that assumption, it claims that the weak positivity of a particular geometric quantity yields a positive multiple whose global sections have no common zero. The claim covers every dimension, with explicit restrictions on the space and boundary. Companion manuscripts claim related results for projective spaces, including uniform choices of multiples in specified settings. The main result is not formalized in Lean and has not been formally verified, and the repository history records a correction or revision for this family.

A picture to help (an imperfect image, not to be taken literally)

As an imperfect image, imagine arranging lamps so that every point in a room is illuminated by at least one lamp. The conclusion resembles obtaining that complete coverage from a much weaker initial condition, but only for rooms satisfying precise restrictions and, in the main manuscript, under an additional assumption.

Why it matters

The main claim connects analytic nefness to semiampleness for compact Kähler pairs, rather than restricting attention to projective pairs. The companion claims also address uniformity: in specified settings, a single degree or multiple depends only on dimension and boundary coefficients, rather than on the individual pair. These are distinct conclusions, with different hypotheses, and the conditional Kähler statement should not be read as an unconditional resolution.

2 · Going further

The main problem concerns a normal irreducible compact Kähler space and an effective rational boundary such that is log canonical and is -Cartier. Assuming logarithmic Iitaka subadditivity for surjective morphisms with connected fibers between smooth projective complex varieties with compatible reduced simple-normal-crossing boundaries, the manuscript claims that analytic nefness of implies semiampleness in every dimension. The subadditivity assumption is essential to the statement as supplied; the main abstract does not give the intermediate steps of its argument.

The abstracts describe several related mechanisms without specifying a complete dependency chain. The conditional fourfold minimal-model manuscript uses the ordinary fourfold minimal model program to reach a nef endpoint and obtains nonvanishing through fibration arguments; in algebraic dimension zero it uses singular metrics, holomorphic foliations, and extension from a reduced boundary. Other manuscripts claim minimal semipositive metrics with zero Lelong numbers, an -injectivity theorem under endpoint metric hypotheses, and lifting of sections from the reduced support of an adjoint. A separate Kähler fourfold manuscript claims semiampleness once analytic nefness and a nonzero section of a positive Cartier multiple are available, without requiring projectivity or -factoriality.

The projective abundance manuscript claims the rational-boundary result over every algebraically closed field of characteristic zero, and canonical nonvanishing for smooth projective varieties over in every dimension. The uniform-fibration manuscripts claim degrees defining the full Iitaka field: one treats smooth projective varieties of nonnegative Kodaira dimension in each dimension, another treats log canonical pairs with fixed finite rational coefficients in dimensions at least five, and another treats complex fourfolds under its stated pseudo-effectivity hypothesis. Related manuscripts address denominators and effective systems for log Calabi–Yau fibrations in dimension at most four, as well as fiber-space inequalities.

The index manuscript claims that, for connected projective semi-log-canonical log Calabi–Yau pairs in fixed dimension at least four and with boundary coefficients in a fixed finite rational set, one multiple of the log canonical divisor is Cartier and linearly trivial. This multiple depends only on dimension and the coefficient set, not on the number of irreducible components. Its abstract combines this with an established result in dimensions at most three. The arithmetic companion instead bounds degrees of fields associated with boundary components under a fixed positive lower bound on their coefficients, addressing the contraction-to-a-point formulation of the stated Stein-degree conjecture.

Useful notions

  • Complex and projective spaces
  • Divisors and rational boundary coefficients
  • Line bundles and global sections
  • Nefness and semiampleness
  • Fibrations and Kodaira dimension
  • Controlled singularities of pairs

What was known before / what is new

Before

The index manuscript explicitly cites an established theorem in dimensions at most three. The conditional fourfold manuscript identifies the ordinary fourfold minimal model program as supplying a nef endpoint. Beyond these statements, the supplied abstracts do not give a detailed historical account of prior results.

New

The main manuscript claims all-dimensional log abundance for compact Kähler log canonical pairs under the specified logarithmic Iitaka subadditivity assumption. Separate companions claim projective rational-boundary log abundance and effective Iitaka fibrations in characteristic zero. The family also claims uniform indices for semi-log-canonical log Calabi–Yau pairs, with no dependence on their number of components, and effective log-fibration results under fixed-dimension and finite-coefficient restrictions.

Limits and assumptions

The main statement requires a normal irreducible compact Kähler space, log canonical singularities, an effective rational boundary, an actual Q-Cartier adjoint, analytic nefness, and the specified logarithmic Iitaka subadditivity assumption. That assumption is not established by the supplied main abstract, so removing it remains outside the stated result. The companion claims have their own restrictions, including projectivity, characteristic zero, specified dimensions, fixed finite rational coefficient sets, or additional nonvanishing and abundance assumptions; they must not be merged into a stronger unrestricted statement. The arithmetic result addresses the contraction-to-a-point formulation for ordinary Q-pairs, not an unrestricted Stein-degree statement. The main result is not formalized in Lean and has not been formally verified. Repository history records a correction or revision for this family, but the supplied text does not identify its content.

Mini glossary

Adjoint divisor
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The divisor , combining the canonical divisor of the space with its specified boundary.
Q-Cartier
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A rational divisor is Q-Cartier when some positive integer multiple is Cartier.
Semiample
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A divisor is semiample when some positive Cartier multiple has global sections with no common zero.
Nonvanishing
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Here, nonvanishing means that some positive Cartier multiple of the divisor has a nonzero global section.
Uniform index
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In the index claim, this is a single multiple making the log canonical divisor Cartier and linearly trivial, depending only on the dimension and boundary coefficient set.

Keywords : Log abundance · Compact Kähler geometry · Iitaka fibrations

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3 · Technical details and sources

Claim made in the manuscript (source text)

Using logarithmic Iitaka subadditivity, proves log abundance in every dimension for normal compact Kähler log canonical pairs with effective rational boundary: an analytically nef ℚ-Cartier adjoint is semiample. It also proves projective log abundance over every algebraically closed field of characteristic zero and the effective Iitaka fibration conjecture for smooth projective varieties of nonnegative Kodaira dimension in that setting. A further result resolves the finite-rational-coefficient index conjecture for connected projective semi-log-canonical log Calabi–Yau pairs over such fields in each fixed dimension and for each fixed finite set of rational boundary coefficients, with a uniform index independent of the number of components.

To be verified: the proof is written in the manuscript, but no software has checked it and no validation by independent mathematicians is established. It may contain errors.

Manuscripts in this family

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Log abundance for compact Kähler spaces under logarithmic Iitaka subadditivity

06/10/2026
To be verified

Assume logarithmic Iitaka subadditivity for surjective morphisms with connected fibers between smooth projective complex varieties with compatible reduced simple normal crossing boundaries. We prove log abundance for normal irreducible compact Kähler spaces in every dimension: for a log canonical pair with effective rational boundary and ℚ-Cartier, analytic nefness of implies semiampleness.

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Uniform indices for semi-log-canonical log Calabi–Yau pairs

05/10/2026
To be verified

We prove a uniform index theorem for connected projective semi-log-canonical log Calabi–Yau pairs in every fixed dimension at least four over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero. For boundary coefficients in a fixed finite rational set, a single multiple of the log canonical divisor is Cartier and linearly trivial. The multiple depends only on the dimension and coefficient set, not on the number of irreducible components. Together with the established theorem in dimensions at most three, this resolves the finite-rational-coefficient semi-log-canonical index conjecture.

3.

Conditional good minimal models for compact Kähler fourfolds

06/10/2026
To be verified

Assuming orbifold Iitaka subadditivity and abundance for nef fourfold adjoints of nonnegative Kodaira dimension, we prove the existence of good minimal models for globally strongly ℚ-factorial compact Kähler klt fourfold pairs with effective rational boundary and analytically pseudo-effective actual ℚ-Cartier adjoint. The ordinary fourfold minimal model program supplies the nef endpoint. We prove nonvanishing by fibration arguments and, in algebraic dimension zero, by singular metrics, holomorphic foliations, and extension from a reduced boundary. The projective abundance argument used in the proof is included in full.

4.

Log abundance in characteristic zero

24/09/2026
To be verified

We prove the rational-boundary log abundance conjecture in every dimension over algebraically closed fields of characteristic zero: every nef ℚ-Cartier log canonical divisor on a projective log canonical pair with effective rational boundary is semiample. Over ℂ, the proof also establishes canonical nonvanishing for smooth projective varieties in every dimension.

5.

Minimal metrics and interior injectivity for nef adjoints

27/09/2026
To be verified

Let be a projective complex klt pair with effective rational boundary and nef ℚ-Cartier adjoint. On any projective log resolution, minimal semipositive metrics on the pulled-back adjoint exist and have zero Lelong numbers everywhere. On smooth projective complex varieties, we also prove an H1-injectivity theorem for rational interior boundaries with simple-normal-crossing support when both endpoint bundles carry zero-Lelong semipositive metrics.

6.

Fourfold nonvanishing by minimal metrics and moving jets

27/09/2026
To be verified

We prove canonical nonvanishing for smooth connected projective complex fourfolds: if KX is pseudo-effective, then for some positive integer m.

7.

Lifting sections from the reduced support of an adjoint

27/09/2026
To be verified

For a projective ℚ-factorial dlt pair with effective rational boundary over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero, we prove that the adjoint has positive Iitaka dimension whenever a nonzero effective Cartier multiple is supported on the coefficient-one boundary and restricts to a semiample line bundle on its whole reduced support. This gives log abundance after nonvanishing in dimension at most four over ℂ.

8.

Schnell fiber spaces and good canonical models

24/09/2026
To be verified

We prove the Campana–Peternell inequality for a smooth connected projective complex variety X and an effective Cartier divisor D whenever is pseudo-effective for some positive integer m0. For an algebraic fiber space between smooth connected projective complex varieties, the hypothesis that is pseudo-effective with H ample Cartier gives for a very general smooth fiber F, as well as nonzero sections of for all sufficiently large divisible m.

9.

Uniform log Iitaka fibrations and bounded moduli denominators

04/10/2026
To be verified

For normal projective log canonical pairs over algebraically closed fields of characteristic zero, of fixed dimension d ≥ 5 and with effective boundary coefficients in a fixed finite rational set, we prove that one complete rounded pluricanonical system generates the full Iitaka field whenever the ℚ-Cartier log canonical divisor has nonnegative Kodaira dimension. Its degree depends only on the dimension and coefficient set. For the paper's normalized canonical bundle formulae over ℂ, we also bound the Cartier denominators of the moduli divisors on smooth projective determining models in terms of the dimension and coefficient set.

10.

Uniform Pluricanonical Iitaka Fibrations

03/10/2026
To be verified

We prove the effective Iitaka fibration conjecture in characteristic zero. For each dimension, one pluricanonical degree defines the Iitaka fibration of every smooth integral projective variety of that dimension and nonnegative Kodaira dimension over an algebraically closed field. The associated sections generate the full Iitaka function field.

11.

Relative denominators and effective systems for log Calabi-Yau fibrations

27/09/2026
To be verified

We prove uniform denominator and effective-system bounds for log Calabi-Yau fibrations from projective log canonical complex pairs of dimension at most four onto positive-dimensional bases, with boundary coefficients in a fixed finite rational set. The bounds give a uniform trivializing degree and a uniform b-Cartier multiple of the moduli b-divisor. When the base divisor is big, a uniform complete rounded adjoint system has section ratios generating the full base function field.

12.

Arithmetic Stein-degree bounds for log Calabi–Yau pairs

25/09/2026
To be verified

Fix d ≥ 1 and t > 0. Let be an ordinary projective log canonical ℚ-pair of dimension d over a characteristic-zero field k, with X normal and integral, , B effective, and . We prove that every prime component S of B with coefficient at least t satisfies , where kS is the relative algebraic closure of k in . This also bounds the Stein degree of S over k, proving the contraction-to-a-point formulation of Birkar's Stein-degree conjecture for ordinary ℚ-pairs.

13.

Uniform effective log Iitaka fibrations for fourfolds

26/09/2026
To be verified

We prove the finite-rational-coefficient case of the effective log Iitaka conjecture in dimension four. For normal projective log canonical complex fourfolds with boundary coefficients in a fixed finite rational set and pseudo-effective rational Cartier adjoint, one uniform degree makes the complete rounded reflexive system nonempty and its section ratios generate the full Iitaka field. We also prove a uniform canonical index bound for projective klt complex fourfolds with rationally trivial canonical divisor.

14.

Abundance after nonvanishing for compact Kähler fourfolds

27/09/2026
To be verified

We prove semiampleness of the actual ℚ-Cartier adjoint of a normal connected compact Kähler klt fourfold whenever it is analytically nef and some positive Cartier multiple has a nonzero section. The boundary is effective and rational; the fourfold need not be projective or ℚ-factorial. In Iitaka dimension zero, a positive Cartier multiple is the trivial holomorphic line bundle.