2017
DOI: 10.4171/jems/728
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Boundedness of the space of stable logarithmic maps

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“…In and (also see and ), the authors develop the theory of Artin fans , an incarnation of the theory of Kato fans in the category of logarithmic algebraic stacks that is more suitable to deal with logarithmic structures that have monodromy. In particuar, for every logarithmic scheme there is an Artin fan AX and an essentially unique strict morphism XscriptAX that is a lift of the characteristic morphism to this category.…”
Section: Overview and Statement Of The Main Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In and (also see and ), the authors develop the theory of Artin fans , an incarnation of the theory of Kato fans in the category of logarithmic algebraic stacks that is more suitable to deal with logarithmic structures that have monodromy. In particuar, for every logarithmic scheme there is an Artin fan AX and an essentially unique strict morphism XscriptAX that is a lift of the characteristic morphism to this category.…”
Section: Overview and Statement Of The Main Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modifications are compatible with toroidal morphisms in the sense that if f:XY is toroidal, and Σ and Δ are subdivisions of Σ(X) and Σ(Y), respectively, such that Trop(f) induces a morphisms normalΣnormalΔ, then f lifts to a toroidal morphism f:X×Σ(X)normalΣY×Σ(Y)Δ [, Lemma 1.11]. Remark The notation for toroidal modifications is due to Kazuya Kato and is not as abusive as it may seem, see [, Proposition 9.6.14; , Corollary 4.4.3].…”
Section: Cone Complexes and Toroidal Embeddingsmentioning
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“…When the non-proper variety admits a log smooth compactification, the recent developments on log stable maps provide us a powerful tool to study A 1 -connectedness. We refer to [Kat89] for the basics of logarithmic geometry, and to [GS13,Che14,AC14,ACMW14,Wis14] for the details of the theory of stable log maps.…”
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confidence: 99%