Conjecture that morphisms to normal varieties are lambda-uniform

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Let Fq\mathbb{F}_q be a finite field, and let Y0Y_0 and Z0Z_0 be varieties over Fq\mathbb{F}_q. A morphism f0:Z0→Y0f_0:Z_0\to Y_0 is λ\lambda-uniform if, for every untwisted compatible system V0‾\underline{\mathcal{V}_0} over Y0Y_0, its pullback f0∗V0‾f_0^*\underline{\mathcal{V}_0} is λ\lambda-uniform. Lambda-uniformity conjecture. If Y0Y_0 is normal, every morphism f0:Z0→Y0f_0:Z_0\to Y_0 is λ\lambda-uniform. The conjecture is proposed as the central strengthening studied in the paper. The preceding theorem establishes strong λ\lambda-uniformity for compatible systems on normal varieties, but the assertion for arbitrary source varieties and morphisms remains open.

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Marco D'Addezio, “Some remarks on the companions conjecture for normal varieties”, arXiv:2006.09954 (2020).

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