Analysis reveals characteristics of birational automorphisms in algebraic varieties, suggesting new pathways in rational geometry.
We study birational automorphisms of algebraic varieties of bounded growth, i.e. such that the norms of the inverse images (fⁿ)^* NS(X)→ NS(X) of the powers of the automorphism f(X) are bounded above for n 0. We prove that some power of an infinite order automorphism of a variety X with such property factors either through an infinite order translation on the Albanese variety of X or through an infinite order regular automorphism of Pᵐ for m 1. We deduce from this that if a rationally connected threefold admits an infinite order automorphism whose growth is bounded then the threefold is rational and an iterate of the automorphism is birationally conjugate to a regular automorphism of P³, a generalization of Blanc and Deserti's result.
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