On Vorontsov's theorem on K3 surfaces
Abstract
Let X be a K3 surface with the Neron-Severi lattice SX and transcendental lattice TX. Nukulin considered the kernel HX of the natural representation Aut(X) ---> O(SX) and proved that HX is a finite cyclic group with phi(h(X))) | t(X) and acts faithfully on the space H2,0(X) = C omegaX, where h(X) = ord(HX), t(X) = rank TX and phi(.) is the Euler function. Consider the extremal case where phi(h(X)) = t(X). In the situation where TX is unimodular, Kondo has determined the list of t(X), as well as the actual realizations, and showed that t(X) alone uniquely determines the isomorphism class of X (with phi(h(X)) = t(X)). We settle the remaining situation where TX is not unimodular. Together, we provide the proof for the theorem announced by Vorontsov.
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