The divisorial valuation and rational-rank-one conjecture for symplectic singularities

Let xXx\thicksim X be a symplectic singularity. Let vXv_X be the valuation associated with xx in Theorem AGlc, and let r(ξ)r(\xi) denote the rational rank associated with ξ\xi in Theorems DS.maps and AGlc. Divisorial valuation and rational-rank-one conjecture. For any symplectic singularity xXx\in X, the valuation vXv_X is always an integer multiple of a divisorial valuation, and the rational rank r(ξ)r(\xi) is always 11. The conjecture is motivated by the preceding proposition and by the authors' examination of examples of symplectic singularities; its resolution is not specified in the supplied text.

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Yoshinori Namikawa and Yuji Odaka, “Canonical torus action on symplectic singularities”, arXiv:2503.15791 (2026).

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