Pointless K3 surfaces over finite fields
Simon Brandhorst, Yuta Takada
Abstract
We provide an algorithm for enumerating ordinary K3 surfaces over a fixed finite field based on Taelman's theorem. We use this algorithm to prove that there exist no K3 surfaces without rational points over Fq for every prime power q≥ 13. For elliptic K3 surfaces, we give a geometric proof of this non-existence without computer assistance. On the other hand, we also provide explicit pointless K3 surfaces over Fq for every prime power q≤ 11.
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