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Publications and source records attributed to Junpeng Jiao.
We study the behavior of volumes of divisors in a family. We show that the volume of a divisor on the generic fiber equals the infimum of its volumes on fibers over any dense subset of the base. As an application, we show that the volume function of a divisor is upper semicontinuous in flat families with reduced and irreducible fibers.
We study the volumes of divisors in Calabi--Yau type varieties. We show that given a klt Calabi--Yau pair $(X,B)$ and an integral divisor $A$ on $X$, the volume of $A$ is in a fixed discrete set depending only on the dimension and singularities of $(X,B)$. As an application, we prove a boundedness result of polarized log Calabi--Yau pairs which was conjectured by Birkar.
In this paper, we investigate the boundedness of log pairs with log Calabi--Yau fibration structures. We prove that total spaces of log Calabi--Yau fibrations are bounded modulo crepant birational equivalence when the Iitaka volumes of log canonical divisors are bounded and general fibers are in a bounded family of polarized log Calabi--Yau pairs.
We investigate the boundedness problem for log Calabi-Yau fibrations whose bases and general fibers are bounded. We prove that the total spaces of log Calabi-Yau fibrations are bounded in codimension one after fixing some natural invariants. We also prove that the total spaces are bounded if, in addition, the irregularity of the general fibers vanishes. Then we apply our results to the boundedness problem for stable minimal models and fibered Calabi-Yau varieties.
We study the structures of klt Calabi--Yau pairs. We show that the discrepancies of log centers of all klt Calabi--Yau varieties with fixed dimension are in a finite set. As a corollary, we show that the index of 4-dimensional non-canonical Calabi--Yau variety is bounded.
In this paper, we study the volume of algebraically integrable foliations and locally stable families. We show that, for any canonical algebraically integrable foliation, its volume belongs to a discrete set depending only on its rank and the volume of its general leaves. In particular, if the foliation is of general type, then its volume has a positive lower bound depending only on its rank and the volume of its general leaves. This implies some special cases of a question posed by Cascini, Hacon, and Langer. As a consequence, we show that the relative volume of a stable family with a normal generic fiber belongs to a discrete set if the dimension and the volume of its general fibers are bounded. Log versions of the aforementioned theorems are also provided and proved.
It is conjectured that the canonical models of varieties (not of general type) are bounded when the Iitaka volume is fixed. We confirm this conjecture when the general fibers of the corresponding Iitaka fibration are in a fixed bounded family of polarized Calabi-Yau pairs.
We study the birational boundedness of special fibers of log Calabi-Yau fibrations and Fano fibrations. We show that for a locally stable family of Fano varieties or polarised log Calabi-Yau pairs over a curve, if the general fiber satisfies some natural boundedness conditions, then every irreducible component of the special fiber is birationally bounded.
We study the behavior of generalized lc pairs with $\mathrm{\textbf b}$-log abundant nef part, a meticulously designed structure on algebraic varieties. We show that this structure is preserved under the canonical bundle formula and sub-adjunction formulas, and is also compatible with the non-vanishing conjecture and the abundance conjecture in the classical minimal model program.
In this paper, we generalize the finiteness of models theorem in [BCHM06] to Kawamata log terminal pairs with fixed Kodaira dimension. As a consequence, we prove that a Kawamata log terminal pair with $\mathbb{R}-$boundary has a canonical model, and can be approximated by log pairs with $\mathbb{Q}-$boundary and the same canonical model.