Quasimonomial valuation conjecture for graded sequences

Let RR be an excellent regular domain of equicharacteristic zero, let a\mathfrak a_\bullet be a graded sequence of ideals in RR, and let q\mathfrak q be a nonzero ideal in RR. A valuation vv computes lctq(a)\operatorname{lct}^{\mathfrak q}(\mathfrak a_\bullet) when it achieves the infimum defining this jumping number. Quasimonomial valuation conjecture. There exists a quasimonomial valuation vv on RR that computes lctq(a)\operatorname{lct}^{\mathfrak q}(\mathfrak a_\bullet).

The source notes that an arbitrary valuation computing the threshold is known to exist, and that the conjecture is true in dimensions one and two. The quasimonomial nature of the computing valuation remains open in higher dimensions.

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Mattias Jonsson and Mircea Mustata, “An algebraic approach to the openness conjecture of Demailly and Kollar”, arXiv:1205.4273 (2013).

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