Optimal bounds on surfaces

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Abstract: We prove that the first gap of mathbbR-complementary thresholds of surfaces is frac113. More precisely, the largest mathbbR-complementary threshold for surfaces that is strictly less than 1 is frac1213. This result has many applications in explicit birational geometry of surfaces and threefolds and allows us to find several other optimal bounds on surfaces. We show that the first gap of global log canonical threshold for surfaces is frac113, answering a question of V. Alexeev and W. Liu. We show that the minimal volume of log surfaces with reduced boundary and ample log canonical divisor is frac1462, answering a question of J. Koll'ar. We show that the smallest minimal log discrepancy (mld) of exceptional surfaces is frac113. As a special case, we show that the smallest mld of klt Calabi-Yau surfaces is frac113, reproving a recent result of L. Esser, B. Totaro, and C. Wang. After a more detailed classification, we classify all exceptional del Pezzo surfaces that are not frac111-lt, and show that the smallest mld of exceptional del Pezzo surfaces is frac335. We also get better upper bounds of n-complements and Tian's alpha-invariants for surfaces. Finally, as an analogue of our main theorem in high dimensions, we propose a question associating the gaps of mathbbR-complementary thresholds with the gaps of mld's and study some special cases of this question.














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