Effectivity conjecture for negative parts of Zariski decompositions

Let XX be a projective variety, let α\alpha be a cycle class admitting a Zariski decomposition, and write

α=P(α)+N(α).\alpha=P(\alpha)+N(\alpha).

Here P(α)P(\alpha) and N(α)N(\alpha) are respectively the positive and negative parts. Effectivity conjecture for negative parts. There is a proper closed subscheme i:YXi:Y\subsetneq X and a pseudo-effective class βNk(Y)\beta\in N_k(Y) such that

N(α)=iβ.N(\alpha)=i_*\beta.

The conjecture predicts that negative parts are supported on proper subvarieties; in the divisor case, it predicts effectiveness of the negative part. Its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Mihai Fulger and Brian Lehmann, “Zariski decompositions of numerical cycle classes”, arXiv:1310.0538 (2016).

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