Dimension-dependent boundedness conjecture for torus exceptional degree

Let T(X,B)\mathcal{T}(X,B) denote the torus exceptional degree of a log Calabi--Yau pair (X,B)(X,B). Torus exceptional degree boundedness conjecture. For every positive integer nn, there exists a positive integer tnt_n depending only on nn such that, for every log Calabi--Yau pair (X,B)(X,B) of dimension nn, index one, and birational complexity zero,

T(X,B)tn.\mathcal{T}(X,B)\leq t_n.

The conjecture extends the proved surface bound T(X,B)9\mathcal{T}(X,B)\leq 9 to every fixed dimension. The paper also notes that the total torus exceptional degree can be unbounded even for surfaces, so the asserted uniform bound concerns T\mathcal{T} itself.

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Joshua Enwright, Fernando Figueroa and Joaquín Moraga, “Log Calabi-Yau pairs of birational complexity zero”, arXiv:2404.05878 (2024).

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