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SUMMARY:Seminar Algebra and Geometry: Gebhard Martin (Universität Bonn)
DESCRIPTION:Salem numbers appear naturally as dynamical degrees of isometri
 es of hyperbolic lattices and hence in the study of entropy of surface aut
 omorphisms. The conjecturally smallest Salem number is Lehmer's number $\\
 lambda_{10}$\, which can be realized by automorphisms of K3 surfaces and r
 ational surfaces by work of McMullen. In this talk\, I will explain how to
  generalize a result of Oguiso asserting the non-realizability of $\\lambd
 a_{10}$ for automorphisms of Enriques surfaces over the complex numbers to
  odd characteristics. Then\, I will describe the unique counterexample in 
 characteristic 2. This is joint work with Giacomo Mezzedimi and Davide Ven
 iani. 
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Salem numbers appear naturally as dynamical degrees of isomet
 ries of hyperbolic lattices and hence in the study of entropy of surface a
 utomorphisms. The conjecturally smallest Salem number is Lehmer's number $
 \\lambda_{10}$\, which can be realized by automorphisms of K3 surfaces and
  rational surfaces by work of McMullen. In this talk\, I will explain how 
 to generalize a result of Oguiso asserting the non-realizability of $\\lam
 bda_{10}$ for automorphisms of Enriques surfaces over the complex numbers 
 to odd characteristics. Then\, I will describe the unique counterexample i
 n characteristic 2. This is joint work with Giacomo Mezzedimi and Davide V
 eniani.&nbsp\;</p>
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