Proof.
Let be a point
of . If is contained in
, then lies in
and [MN13, 4.4.5] implies that
must lie in , since the restriction of to can reach its minimal values only at points of .
Now suppose that
is
not contained in . We will deduce a contradiction with the
assumption that belongs to .
Let be an irreducible component of whose
closure contains , let be the generic point
of and denote by the unique point in
. We will prove that
. Then cannot belong
to the locus where reaches
its minimal value. Note that, since
is -factorial, we have
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for every element of the local ring of
at .
Replacing by its -fold tensor power , with a positive integer, has no influence on the skeleton
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is Cartier on and we denote by
the associated line bundle. We choose a local
generator of at the point .
Note that the pullback of to the regular locus
of is isomorphic to
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We fix such an isomorphism. Then we can view as a
rational section of and write
locally at , with an element of
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Then . By (3.3.3), it is enough to show that
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Let be a log-resolution of . Then
is contained in .
We denote by the log pullback of to
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Since is a -model and does not belong to , we know that locally
around by Lemma 3.2.3. Therefore,
we can write
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