Fujita's freeness conjecture
Theorem 1.1: for every smooth connected complex projective variety of dimension and every ample line bundle , is generated by global sections; hence is globally generated for all , even when itself is not. The bound is sharp. The method minimises an exponential average of normalised section orders over bases and weighted monomial valuations, then lifts sections with Fujita's discrepancy-and-vanishing mechanism. It does not prove the very-ampleness conjecture () or point separation.
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Occurred: Sep 23, 2026
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Theorem 1.1: for every smooth connected complex projective variety of dimension and every ample line bundle , is generated by global sections; hence is globally generated for all , even when itself is not. The bound is sharp. The method minimises an exponential average of normalised section orders over bases and weighted monomial valuations, then lifts sections with Fujita's discrepancy-and-vanishing mechanism. It does not prove the very-ampleness conjecture () or point separation. parent of this event
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