Camere's conjecture on fixed loci of symplectic involutions on K3^[2]-type manifolds

Let XX be a hyperkähler manifold deformation equivalent to the Hilbert square of a K3K3 surface, and let φ\varphi be an involution of XX preserving the holomorphic symplectic form. Denote its fixed locus by XφX^{\varphi}. Camere's conjecture. The fixed locus XφX^{\varphi} does not contain complex tori. The theorem preceding this conjecture proves it by showing that every symplectic involution on a manifold of K3[2]K3^{[2]}-type is deformation equivalent, as an automorphism, to one induced by a symplectic involution on a K3K3 surface; hence the conjecture is solved.

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Giovanni Mongardi, “Symplectic involutions on deformations of K3^[2]”, arXiv:1107.2854 (2012).

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