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Birational Automorphism Bounds for General-Type Foliations on Surfaces via Pluricanonical Indices

Shi Xu

math.AGarXiv:2608.29900

Abstract

Let F be a canonical foliation of general type on a smooth projective surface X, and write vol(F):=vol(KF). Let G⊂eqBir(X,F) be a finite subgroup, and let G:=F/G be the quotient foliation in the birational sense. For a canonical foliation H, define its r-th pluricanonical index by \[ δr(H) := \ m∈Z>0 h0(mKH)≥ r \, \] where :=∞. For an arbitrary foliation, these indices are computed on any canonical birational model. If κ(G)≥0, we prove \[ |G| ≤ cases 4δ1(G)\,vol(F), &κ(G)=0,\\[1mm] 43δ2(G)\,vol(F), &κ(G)=1,\\[3mm] δ2(G)2 (1+δ2(G))\, vol(F), &κ(G)=2. cases \] Since Bir(X,F) is finite, one may in particular take G=Bir(X,F). When κ(G)=0 or 1, the effective bounds δ1(G)≤12 and δ2(G)≤42 give \[ |G|≤48\,vol(F) |G|≤56\,vol(F), \] respectively. The main new ingredient is a cluster formula for adjoint volumes, which yields index-dependent lower bounds for tangency-free foliated surface pairs whose underlying foliation has Kodaira dimension zero or one.

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