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March 21, 2026Transactions of the American Mathematical Society0 citations

Constructing highly symmetric compact manifolds and algebraic varieties

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DSDávid Szabó

Key Points

  • The study aims to construct algebraic varieties and compact manifolds whose automorphism and diffeomorphism groups exhibit specified properties related to nilpotent groups.
  • Analyzed algebraically closed fields and natural numbers for constructions.
  • Developed models for algebraic varieties with specified birational automorphism groups.
  • Constructed compact manifolds whose diffeomorphism groups match given criteria.
  • Established constructions for algebraic varieties with birational automorphism groups containing finite nilpotent groups.
  • Showed similar constructions exist for compact manifolds with specified diffeomorphism groups.
  • Confirmed the sharpness of the results in characteristic zero.

Abstract

For every algebraically closed field k k and natural number r r , we construct several algebraic varieties (over k k ) whose birational automorphism group contains every finite nilpotent group of class at most 2 2 , rank at most r r whose order is coprime to the characteristic of k k . This construction is sharp in characteristic 0 0 , i.e. up to bounded extension, the set of groups from the statement cannot be replaced by a larger one. Using similar main ideas (with different technical details), for every r r , we construct several compact manifolds whose diffeomorphism groups contain every finite nilpotent group of class at most 2 2 , rank at most r r . This result answers a question of Mundet i Riera affirmatively and is conjecturally sharp up to bounded extension.

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Dávid Szabó (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69be368a6e48c4981c675843https://doi.org/10.1090/tran/9636
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