Symmetries and exotic smooth structures on a K3 surface
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Abstract: Smooth and symplectic symmetries of an infinite family of distinct exotic surfaces are studied, and comparison with the corresponding symmetries of the standard is made. The action on the lattice induced by a smooth finite group action is shown to be strongly restricted, and as a result, nonsmoothability of actions induced by a holomorphic automorphism of a prime order is proved and nonexistence of smooth actions by several groups is established (included among which is the binary tetrahedral group which has the smallest order). Concerning symplectic symmetries, the fixed-point set structure of a symplectic cyclic action of a prime order is explicitly determined, provided that the action is homologically nontrivial.
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