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527 elliptic fibrations on Enriques surfaces

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arxiv 2408.00306 v1 pith:O5MKRZTF submitted 2024-08-01 math.AG

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Barth and Peters showed that a general complex Enriques surface has exactly 527 isomorphism classes of elliptic fibrations. We show that every Enriques surface has precisely 527 isomorphism classes of elliptic fibrations when counted with the appropriate multiplicity. Their reducible singular fibers and the multiplicities can be calculated explicitly. The same statements hold over any algebraically closed field of characteristic not two. To explain these results, we construct a moduli space of complex elliptic Enriques surfaces and study the ramification behavior of the forgetful map to the moduli space of unpolarized Enriques surfaces. Curiously, the ramification indices of a similar map compute the hyperbolic volume of the rational polyhedral fundamental domain appearing in the Morrison-Kawamata cone conjecture.

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  1. Orbits of smooth rational curves on Enriques surfaces

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    The number of automorphism orbits of smooth rational curves on an Enriques surface equals a weighted sum of orbit counts of the ADE components of its Nikulin root invariant under the Vinberg group.

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