Folklore finiteness conjecture for bounded-degree isogenous K3 surfaces

Let NN be an integer and let XX be a K3 surface over Q\overline{\mathbf{Q}}. Consider the K3 surfaces isogenous to XX that can be defined over extensions of degree at most NN. Folklore conjecture. The number of their isomorphism classes can be bounded solely in terms of NN. 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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