Shokurov global index conjecture for threefold foliations

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Is the index of a numerically trivial log-canonical foliated log Calabi--Yau triple uniformly bounded in dimension three?

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Claimed solved

A May 2026 preprint claims to prove the conjecture in three dimensions, but the result has not yet been independently verified.

The conjecture asks whether numerically trivial log-canonical foliated log Calabi–Yau triples in dimension three have a uniformly bounded global index. The paper describes this as a question of Meng, Xie, and one of its authors.

Known results

  • F=TX\mathcal{F}=T_X: the classical conjecture in dimension at most 33 (Xu, 2020, based on Jia, 2021).
  • Nonzero boundary BB: proved by LLM, 2023.
  • Dimension at most 22: proved by LLM, 2023, based on Pereira, 2005.
  • The non-effective version was known in dimension at most 33, for rank-one foliations, and for algebraically integrable foliations.

May 2026 affirmative preprint

The paper claims that for any DCC coefficient set I⊂[0,1]capmathbbQ\mathcal{I}\subset[0,1]capmathbb{Q}, there is an II depending only on I\mathcal{I} with I(KF+B)∼0I(K_{\mathcal{F}}+B)\sim0 in dimension at most 33. It also claims Ile30Ile30 for canonical, non-algebraically-integrable foliations. The claim is unverified; the authors say the main result was partially obtained using Rethlas.

Current status (as of May 2026): The conjecture is claimed proved for dimension at most 33 by an arXiv preprint, while independent verification remains outstanding.

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