scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1463259

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A Fano-Mori space is a morphism \(f:Y\to T\) with connected fibres and \(-K_Y\) \(f\)-ample. In this case it is possible to find a divisor \(L\) on \(Y\) and a rational number \(r\) such that \(f\) is supported by \(|K_Y+rL |\) (i.e. \((K_Y+rL). C=0\) for any curve \(C\) contracted by \(f)\). In this paper the author studies the fundamental divisor \(L\), proving a conjecture of Andreatta-Wisniewski on its relative spannedness. Moreover, in the case of Del Pezzo fibrations, he proves that \(f\) has good divisors, i.e. the generic element of \(|L|\) has at worst the same singularities as \(Y\). The main tool used in the proofs is Kawamata's theory of centers of log-canonical singularities.











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