The minimal model conjecture for non-uniruled varieties

Let XX be a projective variety with at most terminal Q\mathbb Q-factorial singularities. Minimal model conjecture. There exists a minimal model XX' birational to XX if and only if XX is not uniruled. Here, a variety is uniruled if there exists a generically finite surjective map Y×P1XY\times\mathbb P^1\dashrightarrow X. The source states that this conjecture is a theorem in dimension 33, while the general statement remains open.

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M. Andreatta and M. Mella, “Morphisms of Projective Varieties from the viewpoint of Minimal Model Theory”, arXiv:math/0205224 (2002).

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