Boundedness conjecture for log Fano varieties

Fix ε>0\varepsilon>0. Let (X,D)(X,D) be a normal projective log variety such that

K+D is Q-Cartier,K+D\text{ is }{\mathbb Q}\text{-Cartier}, totaldiscr(X,D)>1+ε,\operatorname{totaldiscr}(X,D)>-1+\varepsilon,

and

(KX+D) is nef and big.-(K_X+D)\text{ is nef and big}.

Boundedness conjecture for log Fano varieties. Then (X,Supp(D))(X,\operatorname{Supp}(D)) belongs to a finite number of algebraic families. This conjecture is known to be true when dim(X)=2\dim(X)=2; for dim(X)3\dim(X)\geq 3, only particular results are known, so the general assertion remains open.

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Yu. G. Prokhorov and V. V. Shokurov, “The first main theorem on complements: from global to local”, arXiv:math/9912200 (2000).

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