Kobayashi's conjecture: a compact Kahler manifold with no entire curves has ample canonical bundle
Theorem 1.1: if is a compact connected Kahler manifold of positive dimension and every holomorphic map is constant, then is ample and is projective. Corollaries: is globally generated for (using the release's Fujita freeness result), and a finite cover splits as a ball-quotient-type factor times a hyperbolic factor when the universal cover is semialgebraic. It does not cover singular spaces, non-Kahler compact complex manifolds, or the converse direction (Green-Griffiths-Lang type statements).
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Occurred: Sep 23, 2026
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Theorem 1.1: if is a compact connected Kahler manifold of positive dimension and every holomorphic map is constant, then is ample and is projective. Corollaries: is globally generated for (using the release's Fujita freeness result), and a finite cover splits as a ball-quotient-type factor times a hyperbolic factor when the universal cover is semialgebraic. It does not cover singular spaces, non-Kahler compact complex manifolds, or the converse direction (Green-Griffiths-Lang type statements). parent of this event
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