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math.AG2018★ 5 cited

Finiteness theorems for K3 surfaces over arbitrary fields

Martin Bright, Adam Logan, Ronald van Luijk

Over an algebraically closed field, various finiteness results are known regarding the automorphism group of a K3 surface and the action of the automorphisms on the Picard lattice.…

math.AG2012

The Cayley-Oguiso automorphism of positive entropy on a K3 surface

Dino Festi, Alice Garbagnati, Bert van Geemen +1

Recently Oguiso showed the existence of K3 surfaces that admit a fixed point free automorphism of positive entropy. The K3 surfaces used by Oguiso have a particular rank two Picard…

math.AG2008

Density of rational points on diagonal quartic surfaces

Adam Logan, David McKinnon, Ronald van Luijk

Let a,b,c,d be nonzero rational numbers whose product is a square, and let V be the diagonal quartic surface in PP^3 defined by ax^4+by^4+cz^4+dw^4=0. We prove that if V contains a…

math.AG2008★ 3 cited

Lines on Fermat surfaces

Matthias Schuett, Tetsuji Shioda, Ronald van Luijk

We prove that the Neron-Severi groups of several complex Fermat surfaces are generated by lines. Specifically, we obtain these new results for all degrees up to 100 that are relati…

math.AG2007★ 2 cited

Nontrivial elements of Sha explained through K3 surfaces

Adam Logan, Ronald van Luijk

In this paper we present a new method to show that a principal homogeneous space of the Jacobian of a curve of genus two is nontrivial. The idea is to exhibit a Brauer-Manin obstru…

math.AG2006

Canonical vector heights on K3 surfaces with Picard number three -- addendum

Arthur Baragar, Ronald van Luijk

In an earlier paper by the first author, an argument for the nonexistence of canonical vector heights on K3 surfaces of Picard number three was given, based on an explicit surface…