Uniform index for numerically trivial foliated triples
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For projective log-canonical foliated triples of dimension at most three with numerically trivial K_F+B, can one bound the index making it linearly trivial? Boundary coefficients belong to a fixed rational descending-chain-condition set.
Why it matters and what counts as progress
Why it matters: A uniform index turns numerical triviality into bounded torsion for foliated adjoint divisors in dimension at most three.
What counts as progress: Find one uniform I with I(K_F+B) linearly trivial, including non-algebraically-integrable foliations, or determine the dependence on the coefficient set.
How the problem developed
- 23 Mar 2023 · Partial result [1]
Jihao Liu, Fanjun Meng and Lingyao Xie Proved foliated global-index statements for threefolds with nonzero boundary and for surfaces, leaving the canonical threefold case as a central gap.
- 21 May 2026 · Reported claim [2]
Jihao Liu and Sheng Qin Reported a uniform index bound for log-canonical foliated triples in dimension at most three, including the numerically trivial canonical threefold case.
AI contribution
Shokurov's global index conjecture for threefold foliations
Liu and Qin prove a uniform index I for projective log-canonical foliated triples of dimension at most three with K_F+B numerically trivial and coefficients in a fixed rational DCC set, so I(K_F+B) is linearly trivial. Rethlas contributed the non-algebraically-integrable case split and Lie-theoretic route.
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Rethlas-assisted route supports the foliated threefold index theorem