2018
DOI: 10.1090/pspum/097.1/01683
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Frobenius techniques in birational geometry

Abstract: Contents 1. Introduction 1 2. Setup 2 3. Basic notions -fundamental results 2 4. Newer methods -finding sections 9 5. Applications to higher dimensional algebraic geometry 16 References 19

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“…The following conjecture is called the Weak Ordinarity Conjecture. See [Pat16] for a nice survey on this topic and related matters. Takagi proved that if the Weak Ordinarity Conjecture holds, then log canonical singularities have dense F-pure type: Conjecture 5.3 (Weak ordinarity conjecture).…”
Section: Equicharacteristicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The following conjecture is called the Weak Ordinarity Conjecture. See [Pat16] for a nice survey on this topic and related matters. Takagi proved that if the Weak Ordinarity Conjecture holds, then log canonical singularities have dense F-pure type: Conjecture 5.3 (Weak ordinarity conjecture).…”
Section: Equicharacteristicmentioning
confidence: 99%