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On the quasi-monomiality of the $\alpha$- and $\delta$-invariants

Dae-Won Lee, Donghyeon Kim

Quasi-monomial valuations compute the alpha and delta invariants for any projective klt pair with ample line bundle, over countable or uncountable fields.

arxiv:2604.18465 v3 · 2026-04-20 · math.AG

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C1strongest claim

For any projective klt pair (X,Δ) and ample line bundle L, there exist quasi-monomial valuations computing α(X,Δ,L) and δ(X,Δ,L), independently of whether the base field is countable.

C2weakest assumption

The pair (X,Δ) is klt and projective with L ample; the argument likely depends on the existence of suitable models or resolutions that may require additional technical conditions from birational geometry.

C3one line summary

Quasi-monomial valuations exist that compute α(X,Δ,L) and δ(X,Δ,L) for projective klt pairs over arbitrary fields.

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arxiv: 2604.18465 · arxiv_version: 2604.18465v3 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2604.18465 · pith_short_12: NM6UI6M2GPWJ · pith_short_16: NM6UI6M2GPWJFSUX · pith_short_8: NM6UI6M2
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