Effectivity conjecture for negative parts of Zariski decompositions

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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:Y⊊Xi:Y\subsetneq X and a pseudo-effective class β∈Nk(Y)\beta\in N_k(Y) such that

N(α)=i∗β.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.

References

Primary source

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

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