Discreteness conjecture for automorphism groups without additive and multiplicative actions

Let YY be an affine variety over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero. Assume that YY admits no effective action of the additive group Ga\mathbb G_{\rm a} and no effective action of the multiplicative group Gm\mathbb G_m. Discreteness conjecture. Then Aut(Y)\operatorname{Aut}(Y) is a discrete group. This statement is presented as a consequence of the rigidity conjecture, and is attributed in the source to a suggestion by Hanspeter Kraft. Its status therefore depends on the first conjecture and is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Alexander Perepechko and Mikhail Zaidenberg, “Automorphism groups of rigid affine surfaces: the identity component”, arXiv:2208.09738 (2025).

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