2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2110.03115
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On the termination of the MMP for semi-stable fourfolds in mixed characteristic

Abstract: We improve on the result of Hacon and Witaszek by showing that the MMP for semi-stable fourfolds in mixed characteristic terminates in several new situations. In particular, we show the validity of the MMP for strictly semi-stable fourfolds over excellent Dedekind schemes globally when the residue fields are perfect and have characteristics > 5.

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“…For the sake of readability and in order to avoid dealing with unnecessary technicalities, we do not strive to provide the most general version. Note, however, that there is a fundamental obstacle to generalising Theorem 5.1 to the case of Dedekind domains such as Spec Z (or Spec 𝑘 [𝑡])) due to the issues with termination of flips; indeed, over such a base it could a priori happen that there is an infinite sequence of flipping curves contained in fibres over different prime numbers (fortunately, this has been now resolved in [XX21a]). Furthermore, Theorem 5.1 needs the residue field to be perfect so that we can invoke the three-dimensional base point free theorem as well as [NT20], and the positive characteristic case thereof requires essentially that the base spreads out over an algebraically closed field so that we can apply positive characteristic Bertini theorems from [SZ13].…”
Section: Mixed Charactieristicmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For the sake of readability and in order to avoid dealing with unnecessary technicalities, we do not strive to provide the most general version. Note, however, that there is a fundamental obstacle to generalising Theorem 5.1 to the case of Dedekind domains such as Spec Z (or Spec 𝑘 [𝑡])) due to the issues with termination of flips; indeed, over such a base it could a priori happen that there is an infinite sequence of flipping curves contained in fibres over different prime numbers (fortunately, this has been now resolved in [XX21a]). Furthermore, Theorem 5.1 needs the residue field to be perfect so that we can invoke the three-dimensional base point free theorem as well as [NT20], and the positive characteristic case thereof requires essentially that the base spreads out over an algebraically closed field so that we can apply positive characteristic Bertini theorems from [SZ13].…”
Section: Mixed Charactieristicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The assumption on the residue field being perfect is necessary as the three-dimensional base point free theorem is not known in full generality in a more general setting (for example, when the residue field is F-finite). Note that the assumptions on the Kodaira dimension and the base of the MMP have been weakened after our article was made available by improving on our termination results (see [XX21a]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theorem 4.10 uses ideas from [46,178] and extends [220,142]. Global geometric applications of (the ideas going into) Theorem 4.10 can be found in [35,219,112,216,231].…”
Section: Birational Geometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequent work in [12] establishes analogous results in the 𝑝 = 5 case. For the special case of semi-stable fibrations, [11] covers the case of semi-stable threefolds without constraint on the characteristic, while [4] and [13] show MMP's exist over Dedekind domains with perfect residue fields of characteristic 𝑝 > 5.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%