Twisted derived Torelli conjecture for K3 surfaces in positive characteristic
Twisted derived Torelli conjecture for K3 surfaces in positive characteristic
Let ) and be K3 surfaces over a finite field with . A prime-to- derived isogeny is an equivalence of derived categories arising from a prime-to- cohomological isogeny, and a prime-to- isogeny is an isogeny whose crystalline realization is integral. Twisted derived Torelli conjecture. The following are equivalent:
- There exists a prime-to- derived isogeny .
- There exists a prime-to- isogeny between and .
This is presented as a formulation of the twisted derived Torelli conjecture for K3 surfaces. The implication from a prime-to- derived isogeny to a prime-to- isogeny is clear, while the converse remains open.
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Primary source
Zhiyuan Li and Haitao Zou, “Derived isogenies and isogenies for abelian surfaces”, arXiv:2108.08710 (2025).
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