Abstract: The notion of quasi-log schemes was first introduced by Florin Ambro in his epoch-making paper: Quasi-log varieties. In this paper, we establish the basepoint-free theorem of Reid--Fukuda type for quasi-log schemes in full generality. Roughly speaking, it means that all the results for quasi-log schemes claimed in Ambro's paper hold true. The proof is Kawamata's X-method with the aid of the theory of basic slc-trivial fibrations. For the reader's convenience, we make many comments on the theory of quasi-log schemes in order to make it more accessible.
The paper aims to establish a basepoint-free theorem of Reid-Fukuda type for quasi-log schemes. Additionally, it presents a comprehensive overview of the subject, delving into recent advancements in the theory of quasi-log schemes. The author meticulously explores these developments, providing in-depth explanations and thorough proofs for certain intermediate results, such as the well-known Kawamata-Shokurov basepoint-free theorem. As a consequence of the main theorem, the author also demonstrates an analogous basepoint-free theorem for a log canonical pair \((X,\Delta)\) with respect to a proper morphism \(\pi\colon X\rightarrow S\).
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