Abstract:We study arithmetic properties of derived equivalent K3 surfaces over the field of Laurent power series, using the equivariant geometry of K3 surfaces with cyclic groups actions.
“…Derived equivalence also means that the lattices Pic(X 1 ) and Pic(X 2 ) belong to the same genus. Over nonclosed fields, or in equivariant contexts, derived equivalence is a subtle property, see, e.g., [HT17], [HT22].…”
Section: Mukai Lattices and Derived Automorphismsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here we investigate involutions up to derived equivalence, i.e., derived equivalences respecting involutions. Our interest in "derived" phenomena was sparked by a result in [Sos10]-there exist complex conjugate, derived equivalent nonisomorphic K3 surfaces-as well as our investigations of arithmetic problems on K3 surfaces [HT17], [HT22].…”
We study involutions on K3 surfaces under conjugation by derived equivalence and more general relations, together with applications to equivariant birational geometry.
“…Derived equivalence also means that the lattices Pic(X 1 ) and Pic(X 2 ) belong to the same genus. Over nonclosed fields, or in equivariant contexts, derived equivalence is a subtle property, see, e.g., [HT17], [HT22].…”
Section: Mukai Lattices and Derived Automorphismsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here we investigate involutions up to derived equivalence, i.e., derived equivalences respecting involutions. Our interest in "derived" phenomena was sparked by a result in [Sos10]-there exist complex conjugate, derived equivalent nonisomorphic K3 surfaces-as well as our investigations of arithmetic problems on K3 surfaces [HT17], [HT22].…”
We study involutions on K3 surfaces under conjugation by derived equivalence and more general relations, together with applications to equivariant birational geometry.
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