Extension of the klt quasi-torsor theorem to reductive groups

Establish whether the theorem asserting that a pair (X,φ^{-1}Δ) is klt for a torus quasi-torsor φ:X→Y extends from algebraic tori to quasi-torsors under more general reductive algebraic groups G.

Background

The paper proves that if G is a torus and (Y,Δ) is a klt-pair, then the induced pair (X,φ{-1}Δ) is also klt under the stated quasi-torsor hypotheses. The authors then identify the extension to general reductive groups as unresolved. Their motivic-integration approach reduces the issue to understanding the sets R_y of integral points in bounded regions of the Bruhat–Tits building of G as the point y varies, a behavior they describe as difficult to analyze.

References

It is a natural question, whether Theorem \ref{bmthm} extends to more general reductive groups G Question 7.8. From our point of view this amounts to understanding better the set of integer points R_y inside the building of G as y varies, which seems to be a difficult but interesting question.

An orbifold formula for algebraic stacks  (2609.10379 - Loeser et al., 9 Sep 2026) in Section Applications, subsection “Quasi-torsors and klt-singularities,” final paragraph