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Let be a curve described by the family in the source. For each positive integer , let be the number of indices with , and for each positive integer…
Let be the curve associated to the family in the source, with parameters and , and let be its genus. A divisor of degree is non-special when it is not spec…
Urbano's conjecture. There exists a very ample divisor such that is globally generated for every .
Let be a smooth projective variety of dimension , and let \textnormal{\Big}(X) denote its big cone. An open subset U\subseteq\textnormal{\Big}(X) is called “large” in the…
Let be an integer, let be the set of positive divisors of , and define … Fix real numbers and satisfying . Sho…
Let be a smooth irreducible complex projective variety, let be a finite set of mutually distinct prime divisors on , and let with…
Semi-ampleness conjecture. Any nef integral divisor on a SCY3 is semi-ample.
Borman–Sheridan class compatibility conjecture. Under this equivalence, the action of on coincides with the action of on…
Let be a finite set and let be a germ. Local stability conjecture. There exists a positive real number depending only on and…
Let be a normal projective variety, and let be a pseudoeffective -Cartier divisor on . The Boucksom–Broustet–Pacienza conjecture. The restricted base locus and the…
Let be a normal projective variety over an algebraically closed field and let be an -Cartier -divisor on . The non-nef locus…
Let be a tropical surface, let be a Cartier divisor on , and let be the divisor obtained by summing over the ridges…
Let be a tropical complex and let be a Weil divisor on . Define as the smallest cardinality of a set of rational points that is not contained i…
Let be a complex normal projective variety and a Weil divisor on . Global generation conjecture. There is an ample Cartier divisor on such that for any…
Ruzsa's conjecture. There is a constant such that, for every positive integer , the number of such divisors is at most .
Erdős–Rosenfeld conjecture. There is an absolute constant such that, for every , the number of such divisors is at most whenever .
Let and be integers. Let be a nonsingular projective variety of dimension , defined over . Let be an e…
Tenenbaum and I recently asked the following question: let be an infinite sequence of positive integers. Is it then true that there always is a positive intege…
I proved long ago that every is the distinct sum of or fewer divisors of . Let be the smallest integer, if it exists, for which every integer less than…