Conjecture on log-canonical thresholds and a-invariants

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Let (R,m,K)(R,\mathfrak{m},K) be a standard graded normal Q\mathbb{Q}-Gorenstein algebra over a field KK of characteristic zero. Let d=dim(R)d=\dim(R) and let X=SpecRX=\operatorname{Spec} R. Suppose that YY is log-canonical.

Conjecture on log-canonical thresholds and a-invariants. 1.

lct(X)ad(R).\operatorname{lct}(X)\leqslant -a_d(R).
  1. If RR is Gorenstein, then
lct(X)=ad(R).\operatorname{lct}(X)=-a_d(R).

This conjecture is motivated by the open problem of whether log-canonical pairs are precisely pairs of dense FF-pure type, and by difficulties involving Cohen–Macaulayness and reduction of the aa-invariant to positive characteristic. Its resolution status is not specified in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Alessandro De Stefani and Luis Núñez-Betancourt, “F-thresholds of graded rings”, arXiv:1507.05459 (2015).

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