Conjecture III_SD on dominated fibrations and rational quotients

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Let f:X→Cf:X\to C be a fibration over a function field, let rK:X→R(XK)r_K:X\to R(X_K) be its rational quotient, and call XKX_K dominated when it admits the dominant product-type rational map defined in the source. Conjecture III_{SD}. The following are equivalent: (i) XKX_K is dominated if and only if R(XK)R(X_K) is split; equivalently, in the weaker formulation, if XKX_K is dominated but not split, then XKX_K is uniruled. The source presents the weaker form as equivalent to the first and gives no resolution.

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Frederic Campana, “Special Varieties and classification Theory”, arXiv:math/0110051 (2004).

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