On upper bounds of arithmetic degrees
arXiv:1606.00598
Abstract
Let be a smooth projective variety over , and be a dominant rational map. Let be the first dynamical degree of and be a Weil height function on associated with an ample divisor on . We prove several inequalities which give upper bounds of the sequence where is a point of whose forward orbit by is well-defined. As a corollary, we prove that the upper arithmetic degree is less than or equal to the first dynamical degree; . Furthermore, if the Picard number of is one, is algebraically stable and , we prove that the limit defining canonical height converges.
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