A characterization of nef and good divisors by asymptotic multiplier ideals (Q1049908)

A nef Cartier divisor \(D\) on a complete normal complex algebraic variety \(X\) is said to be good (or abundant) if its Iitaka dimension \(\kappa(X,D)\) coincides with its numerical dimension \(\nu(X,D):= \text{sup} \{\nu \in \mathbb N : D^{\nu}\;\text{is not numerically trivial} \}\). Now let \(D\) be a divisor on a smooth proper complex variety \(X\) with \(\kappa(X,D) \geq 0\). The author proves that \(D\) is nef and good if and only if the multiplier ideals of sufficiently high multiples of \(|e(D) \cdot D|\) are trivial, where \(e(D)\), the exponent of \(D\), is the g.c.d. of the semigroup of integers \(N(D)= \{m \geq 0 : |mD| \not= \emptyset\}\). An analogue of this characterization is proven also in the analytic setting.