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Jan 12 2026

Algebraic Geometry Seminar: Finiteness and Boundedness, by Daniil Serebrennikov

January 12, 2026

3:00 PM - 3:50 PM

Location

636 SEO

Address

Chicago, IL

Daniil Serebrennikov (Johns Hopkins University): Finiteness and Boundedness

The Kawamata–Morrison cone conjecture is a long-standing problem in
birational geometry. Totaro generalized the conjecture and proved it
for klt Calabi–Yau pairs in dimension two. The conjecture predicts
that such a pair has only finitely many birational contractions modulo
its automorphism group. I will explain that the finiteness of the
targets of these contractions follows once they admit polarizations
of bounded degree. In dimension two, this provides a new proof of the
generalized Kawamata–Matsuki conjecture on the finiteness (up to log
isomorphism) of weak log canonical models within a birational class.

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Contact

Philip Engel

Date posted

Jan 23, 2026

Date updated

Jan 23, 2026

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