Folklore finiteness conjecture for bounded-degree isogenous K3 surfaces
Folklore finiteness conjecture for bounded-degree isogenous K3 surfaces
Let be an integer and let be a K3 surface over . Consider the K3 surfaces isogenous to that can be defined over extensions of degree at most . Folklore conjecture. The number of their isomorphism classes can be bounded solely in terms of . This is a finiteness prediction for isogeny classes of K3 surfaces with bounded-degree fields of definition; the source states it as folklore and provides no resolution.
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Domenico Valloni, “Neighbors and arithmetic of isogenous K3 surfaces”, arXiv:2206.02560 (2022).
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