Counting Fourier-Mukai partners and applications
Counting Fourier-Mukai partners and applications
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计算 Fourier-Mukai 合作伙伴和应用
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2002
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S. Yau
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S. Hosono;B. Lian;K. Oguiso;S. Yau
We introduce a notion of G-equvalence class of primitive embed-dings of an even non-degenerate lattice T into an even unimodular indefinite lattice, where G is a prescribed subgroup of the orthogonal group O(T), and give a general formula for the number of the G-equivalence classes of embed-dings. We then derive a Counting Formula for the number of Fourier-Mukai partners of a K3 surface as a special case of the general formula. For an arithmetical application, we reformulate two questions on class numbers, after Gauss, in terms of FM partners of K3 surfaces. For a more geometrical application, we construct a pair of one-dimensional smooth projective families of K3 surfaces in which a sequence of isomorphic K3 surfaces can split off two non-isomorphic K3 surfaces in the limit. It was 20 years ago that Mukai discovered the fundamental importance of man-ifolds with equivalent bounded derived categories of coherent sheaves. Such man-ifolds are now known as Fourier-Mukai (FM) partners, whose properties Mukai studied especially in the cases of abelian varieties and K3 surfaces from the viewpoint of moduli of stable sheaves and the Hodge conjecture ([Mu 1,2,3]). More recently, among papers inspired by homological mirror symmetry [Ko][Fu] and geometric mirror symmetry [SYZ], bounded derived categories of coherent sheaves and FM partners of Calabi-Yau manifolds have also played an increasingly important role. For instance, a number of interesting and unexpected phenomena have been observed when we study mirror K3 surfaces and their FM partners. See [HLOY, Theorem 1.17, Proposition 5.8]. For ρ(X) = 1, for example, the monodromy group of a mirror family of K3 surfaces (cf. [Do], [To]) has been found to be closely related to the number of FM partners of X [HLOY]. This observation was inspired by an explicit formula first derived in [Og1]. The aim of this note is to formulate and prove an explicit counting formula for the cardinality of the set F M (X) of FM partners for an arbitrary projective K3 surface X (Counting Formula 3.4). The formula is written in terms of the Néron-Severi lattice N S(X) and the Hodge structure (T (X), Cω X) of the transcendental lattice T (X). We emphasize that the formula precisely connects the geometrical quantity |F M (X)| with a purely arithmetical quantity. As an easy but remarkable consequence of the Counting Formula, we see that a " general " K3 surface X with ρ(X) ≥ 3 has no …
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发表时间:
2004
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J.Alg.Geom. 13
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S.Hosono;B.Lian;K.Oguiso;S.T.Yau
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S.T.Yau