What was already known
Birkar established bounded log-canonical complements for Fano-type fibrations, while bounded klt complements were known for boundary-free Fano fibrations over curves and for base dimension at most two. Keeping discrepancies strictly positive while preserving torsion of the adjoint divisor was the remaining issue (manuscript introduction, Earlier results, pp. 2–3).
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Importance
Proves a broad bounded-klt-complement theorem and implies the finite-rational-coefficient form of Shokurov’s conjecture.
Limitations
The theorem assumes epsilon-log-canonical singularities, characteristic zero, fixed dimension, and a Fano contraction; the complement exists locally after shrinking near each closed base point. It does not assert one complement globally over the whole base.
Technical verification
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Human understanding
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Correction and publication history
Primary manuscript, attribution, and prior-work review for non-notifying local inclusion.
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