The -invariant F-conjecture for
The -invariant F-conjecture for
Let be the moduli space of genus stable pointed curves, with the natural action of permuting the marked points. An effective divisor is F-nef if it has nonnegative intersection with every F-curve.
The -invariant F-conjecture. An -invariant divisor on is nef if and only if it is F-nef.
This is the restriction of the F-conjecture to the -invariant divisor space and is the main conjectural formulation studied in the paper. The paper reduces it to a feasibility problem in polyhedral geometry and establishes related semi-ampleness results computationally for bounded , but the conjecture remains open in general.
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Han-Bom Moon and David Swinarski, “On the S_n-invariant F-conjecture”, arXiv:1606.02232 (2017).
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