Kummer Rigidity for Hyperkähler Automorphisms

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contents We show that a holomorphic automorphism on a projective hyperkähler manifold that has positive topological entropy and has volume measure as the measure of maximal entropy, is necessarily a Kummer example, partially extending the analogous results in (Cantat-Dupont 2020)(Filip-Tosatti 2018) for complex surfaces. A trick with Jensen's inequality is used to show that stable and unstable distributions exhibit uniform rate of contraction and expansion, and with them our hyperkähler manifold is shown to be flat. A result in (Greb-Kebekus-Peternell 2016) then implies that our hyperkähler manifold is birational to a torus quotient, giving the Kummer example structure.
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spellingShingle Kummer Rigidity for Hyperkähler Automorphisms
Jang, Seung uk
Dynamical Systems
Complex Variables
Differential Geometry
We show that a holomorphic automorphism on a projective hyperkähler manifold that has positive topological entropy and has volume measure as the measure of maximal entropy, is necessarily a Kummer example, partially extending the analogous results in (Cantat-Dupont 2020)(Filip-Tosatti 2018) for complex surfaces. A trick with Jensen's inequality is used to show that stable and unstable distributions exhibit uniform rate of contraction and expansion, and with them our hyperkähler manifold is shown to be flat. A result in (Greb-Kebekus-Peternell 2016) then implies that our hyperkähler manifold is birational to a torus quotient, giving the Kummer example structure.
title Kummer Rigidity for Hyperkähler Automorphisms
topic Dynamical Systems
Complex Variables
Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.06722