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Boundedness of $n$-complements for generalized pairs

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arxiv 2003.04237 v2 pith:XAKEPYHF submitted 2020-03-09 math.AG

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keywords complementsgeneralizedpairsadditionalapproximationbelongboundariesboundedness
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We show the existence of $n$-complements for generalized pairs with additional Diophantine approximation properties when the coefficients of boundaries belong to a DCC set.

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