The MF-conjecture for F-divisors on the moduli space of stable pointed rational curves

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Let M‾0,N{\overline{\mathnormal{M}}}_{0,N} be the moduli space of stable NN-pointed genus-zero curves. An FF-divisor is a divisor that nonnegatively intersects every FF-curve; let KM‾0,NK_{{\overline{\mathnormal{M}}}_{0,N}} denote the canonical divisor, and let an effective sum of boundary classes be a nonnegative linear combination of boundary divisor classes. The MF-conjecture. Every FF-divisor on M‾0,N{\overline{\mathnormal{M}}}_{0,N} has the form

cKM‾0,N+E,cK_{{\overline{\mathnormal{M}}}_{0,N}}+E,

where c≥0c\geq 0 and EE is an effective sum of boundary classes. This is introduced as a reduction of the F-conjecture for moduli spaces of curves; the supplied source does not indicate whether the assertion is resolved.

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Angela Gibney, “Numerical criteria for divisors on _g to be ample”, arXiv:math/0312072 (2003).

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