The abundance conjecture for projective manifolds

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Let XX be a projective manifold that is not uniruled. A good minimal model is a minimal model X′X' with terminal singularities and semi-ample canonical bundle.

Abundance conjecture. The manifold XX admits a good minimal model X′X' such that

κ(X)=κ(X′).\kappa(X)=\kappa(X').

If KXK_X is nef, then

X≃X′.X\simeq X'.

The conjecture is known for projective manifolds of complex dimension at most 33, and is used in the paper as an assumption for its main theorems. It remains open in higher dimensions.

References

Primary source

Kyle Broder and Frédéric Campana, “Weakly Special Manifolds with no rational curves”, arXiv:2410.06402 (2026).

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