Automorphisms of minimal entropy on supersingular K3 surfaces
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Abstract: In this article we give a strategy to decide whether the logarithm of a given Salem number is realized as entropy of an automorphism of a supersingular K3 surface in positive characteristic. As test case it is proved that , where is the minimal Salem number of degree , is realized in characteristic if and only if is even and . In the complex projective setting we settle the case of entropy left open by McMullen, by giving the construction. A necessary and sufficient test is developed to decide whether a given isometry of a hyperbolic lattice, with spectral radius bigger than one, is positive, i.e. preserves a chamber of the positive cone.
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