Higher-dimensional Logarithmic Extension Theorem conjecture for log canonical pairs

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Let kk be a perfect field of characteristic p≥7p\geq 7, and let (X,∅)(X,\emptyset) be a log canonical pair over kk of dimension at most p−2p-2. Logarithmic Extension Theorem conjecture. The Logarithmic Extension Theorem holds for (X,∅)(X,\emptyset). The conjecture concerns the range not excluded by the higher-dimensional counterexamples: in characteristic pp, such counterexamples begin in dimension p−1p-1, while the assertion remains open in dimensions at most p−2p-2.

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Patrick Graf, “Differential forms on log canonical spaces in positive characteristic”, arXiv:1905.01968 (2022).

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