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Canonical ring

In mathematics, the pluricanonical ring of an algebraic variety V (which is nonsingular), or of a complex manifold, is the graded ring

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Canonical ring

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples10
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Canonical ring

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related to Birational invariance · 5
Canonical ring → Any, As, Due, Kodaira, The
related to Fundamental conjecture of birational geometry · 5
Canonical ring → CaucherBirkar, Haconet, Mori, Paolo Cascini, This

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dimension bundle ring called graded canonical sections variety kodaira displaystyle projective pluricanonical space defined component line iitaka birational conjecture algebraic

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Canonical ringrelated to Birational invarianceThe0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Birational invarianceKodaira0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Birational invarianceAny0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Birational invarianceAs0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Birational invarianceDue0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Fundamental conjecture of birational geometryThis0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Fundamental conjecture of birational geometryMori0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Fundamental conjecture of birational geometryCaucherBirkar0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Fundamental conjecture of birational geometryPaolo Cascini0.60section
Canonical ringrelated to Fundamental conjecture of birational geometryHaconet0.60section

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