The Adjunction Conjecture and its applications
arXiv:math/9903060
Abstract
We discuss adjunction formulas for fiber spaces and embeddings, extending the known results along the lines of the Adjunction Conjecture, independently proposed by Y. Kawamata and V.V. Shokurov. As an application, we simplify Kollár's proof for the Anghern and Siu's quadratic bound in the Fujita's Conjecture. We also connect adjunction and its precise inverse to the problem of building isolated log canonical singularities.
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